The term 'infrastructure' is used in manifold ways to describe the structural elements of systems.
Disappointingly, he doesn't go into the manifold ways Gandhi's distrust of modernity has found echoes among many political and environmental movements around the world.
Why? Because, as we outline in a paper published this week, given the way in which an innovative economy works, there are manifold ways in which reapers of bad rewards can assert their dominance over the innovation process, and extract from it value that they did not create.
The rate of catalytic surface reactions, mass transfer between catalyst and fluid phase, and/or transport processes inside porous catalysts can be influenced in manifold ways with the variation of pressure.
Investigating the dynamics and conflicts accompanying attempts to establish auditing as a site for governmental reform, this paper examines the manifold ways in which the meaning of markets and the roles of auditing in them can be unsettled, reinvented and transformed.
We are also very much aware of the manifold ways that plant cells use to actively transport nutrients into or out-of the cell.
One of the manifold ways our culture fails girls is in its refusal to honor or even acknowledge their deep interest in romance.
Drawing on critical pluralism and positionality, this essay offers a four-part framework for making sense of the manifold ways place has been studied and applied to landscape planning and management.
In manifold ways the brain resists the impact of any psychiatric drug.
That's the wonderful thing about inspiration; it unites all of us in manifold ways, drawn together in a desire to strive to be something more.
