(Last fall Madonna signed a multifaceted deal with Live Nation worth a reported $120 million, covering recorded music, tours and merchandise).
Furthermore, nutrition research questions are often multifaceted and require dealing with complex variables.
Plants have multifaceted strategies to deal with microbial pathogens by producing a wide array of antimicrobial compounds, such as phenolic compounds [26].
This jargon-heavy wishlist gives a sense of the multifaceted approach required to deal with a crisis that threatens the very existence of societies.
Relatedly and belatedly, let me deal with the multifaceted word screw.
Agarwal et al. [10] present some approaches for dealing with the multifaceted problem of web service composition and execution, defining it as the process of creating workflows which realize the functionality of a new service and their subsequent deployment and execution in a runtime environment.
So we definitely take an extreme approach to that but, you know, you will see things throughout the course of Season 1 that deal with a multifaceted, complex person who can't be reduced to the moniker sociopath.
In a 2014 interview, she addressed a question from the non-profit Do Something on the topic by stating she believes that student debt is "one of the biggest problems we have right now in the country" and that requires a "comprehensive, multifaceted approach" that needs to deal with students' current debt, change the payment schedule, and expand financial aid.
The change plan was a multifaceted change strategy designed to deal with the identified barriers and included: Education A new problem specific radiography request form (fig 1) Reminders Audit and feedback Using radiographers as "gatekeepers" (tertiary hospital only).
It was argued that this enabled service providers' opportunities to understand and deal with the multifaceted psycho-social and socio-cultural aspects of their clients' sexual health, which they perceived as necessary for providing a higher standard of care.
