A classical approach to calculate mutation rates in micro-organisms consists in performing fluctuation analyses through multiple cultures grown in parallel under identical conditions (Luria and Delbrück 1943).
Sometimes, as in the case of pumpkin goat-cheese crostini glazed with miso or charcoal-dusted lobster rolls with green curry and Thai basil, multiple cultures mingle in one bite.
It can be viewed as a communication process that takes place in multiple cultures that differ in terms of how they perceive or interpret symbols or stimuli, respond to humor or emotional appeals, as well as differing in language and levels of literacy, values, communication styles, standards of living, consumption priorities, and modalities.
The Assyrian legend of Ishtar's descent into the Underworld is an archetypal story that spans multiple cultures, manifesting itself in similar Ancient Greek, Sumerian, Roman, Aramean, and Egyptian mythos.
Despite having been around for millennia, and despite being a staple in multiple cultures for a myriad of benefits, it is largely unknown here in the United States.
On the other hand, as noted above in connection with issues of territorial justice, once membership in multiple cultures and communities is legitimized, social groups will spread beyond the borders of a single state (e.g., groups bound by religious or racial ties), thus creating an opening for at least a minimal cosmopolitan perspective.
As she puts it, the "midden" is the soils of the English language, originated in multiple cultures.
A. Hiring wrongly because he doesn't feel comfortable in multiple cultures, so for example he will hire only someone who speaks his own language, or selects someone just because they speak their language better.
Qinghai is an area of intersection of multiple cultures, where people believe in a number of religious faiths, such as Bonism, Shamanism, Islam, Chinese Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism, and Daoism.
