"multiple facts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of individual facts. For example, "This research paper presents multiple facts about the impacts of power plants on local wildlife."
One would have liked to have heard Donilon say that, whatever single or multiple facts we got, torture is wrong, we regret it, and we won't do it again.
Although the algebraic linearization method provides an accurate and parameterized linear system, it may incur computation burdens for the large power system especially with multiple FACTS devices.
In this paper, a frequency-domain methodology based on decentralised control theory is proposed to co-ordinate multiple FACTS controllers as well as to minimise the potential for adverse interaction between control loops.
However, the fine-grained approach is more suitable for regulatory purposes, where all the wagering and documentation work takes place on a chemical compound basis and multiple facts are needed for complete weight of evidence approach.
Its comprehensiveness and extensibility makes the standard suitable for covering a large magnitude of event types and cover multiple facts about a specific event either by literal text (i.e. free text) or by codes from specified vocabularies.
The cause of this effect is that to process each word that the model hears, it has to retrieve multiple facts from declarative memory.
But multiple fact checkers have said the Obama campaign's claims are false, and that any jobs at Bain-owned companies that went overseas –- or at least the examples offered by the Obama campaign –- occurred after Romney left Bain in 1999.
Thus, any one publication could provide multiple key facts (and ontological terms) with no upper limit per source.
It is linked to multiple etiological facts, including infection with hepatitis B virus (HBV) or hepatitis C virus (HCV), a high-fat diet, alcohol consumption and exposure to hepatotoxins such as aflatoxin B1 (AFB1).
In fact, multiple outlets and fact checkers have called such allegations bunk … repeatedly.
"Mitt Romney had no involvement in management or investment decisions at Bain Capital after February 1999, as has been confirmed by Bain Capital, multiple independent fact checkers and a unanimous finding of fact by the Massachusetts Ballot Law Commission," Saul wrote The Huffington Post via email.
