Nine studies used an intervention that we characterize as multifaceted, meaning that there two or more (usually more) main intervention methods [ 14, 20, 22, 24, 27- 29, 33, 34].
While high-throughput technologies by their nature are a rapid tool to derive meaning from multifaceted systems and, in recent years, the biomaterial community is beginning to take advantage of these technologies, the key observation in this Leading Opinion Paper is that the biomaterials community has been slow to accept these methods as an addition to their traditional experimentation workflow.
If Voices of Light has been described and raved about as a triumph by the LA Times and as an overwhelming experience by the Chicago Tribune because of its beauty, multifaceted style and haunting meaning, his latest oratorio will definitely offer a deeper and more serious message than his Joan of Arc discovery.
By deep I mean multifaceted and surprising.
The concept of wu wei is multifaceted, and reflected in the words' multiple meanings, even in English translation; it can mean "not doing anything", "not forcing", "not acting" in the theatrical sense, "creating nothingness", "acting spontaneously", and "flowing with the moment".
As noted above, decentralization is a multifaceted process that may have various forms and meanings across countries; the term may refer either to different types of institutional change or different levels of governance (regional or local).
Cleavage is a strong but multifaceted old noun that has gained an additional meaning.
In New Orleans, though, the two trajectories merged in a multifaceted project that was various in form and meaning, communal, physically ephemeral yet socially and politically continuing.
Domestic abuse, as it is usually termed in the UK (in this paper, we use the terms domestic abuse and IPVA interchangeably), has been described as a 'wicked problem' (Devaney & Spratt, 2009) meaning that its complexity requires a multifaceted response which may be partial in its success.
Such concepts are too multifaceted to be measured on a single metric without loss of meaning, and must be represented either by a matrix of indices or by several different measures depending on which goals and values are at play (see also Cartwright and Bradburn 2010).
