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In the midst of this multifarious activity, Morgan was teaching at Glasgow university.

The compounds 11c and 16c showed effects which may be described as multifarious activity (pleiotropic effects).

One of the most important discoveries of the period of about 1430 especially in the work of van Eyck was the multifarious effects a painter can achieve by observing the action of light.

Alas, I often come away from these actions with the nagging feeling that such a multifarious list of gripes will only lead to an unfocused and ineffective protest.

In its place they founded Laboratoire Agit'Art, creating unstable, often temporary work and group action right for the moment, reflective of Africa's multifarious identities.

Just as individual trees and individual flowers are the multifarious expressions of the Platonic Ideas of tree and flower, each and every one of our individual actions is the spatio-temporal manifestation of our respective innate or intelligible character.

In addition, while some morphological traits may have relatively simple and common genetic architecture across populations (e.g., Colosimo et al. 2004), cases of multifarious morphological distinction that we have described will almost surely be considerably more complex in the number, identity, and action of genes that control such variation.

All of us are surprisingly multifarious.

The household was large and multifarious.

The blossoming is real and multifarious.

His crimes against music have been multifarious.