"multiple replies" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to more than one response or answer to a question or statement. Example: "The forum was flooded with multiple replies from users sharing their opinions on the new policy."
Replying to messages could be done in a much smaller window inside the pane, so multiple replies could be composed at any time.
— Bruce Lobitz (@BLobitz) 17 Jan 13 Multiple replies, like one by Vanessa Lynch on Facebook, also cited the phrase "Please God, I'm only 17!" The quotation comes from the last words of an allegorical Dear Abby column about the dangers to the lives of teen-age drivers.
The Stoics have multiple replies.
More than 300 answers were received in total (including duplicate or multiple replies).
The typical options included were 1 6 and 12, and multiple replies could be given.
If the source node receives multiple replies, then it uses the route that has the maximum predicted route lifetime.
This avoids the calculation of digital signature for each ARP reply by allowing the use of the same digital signature several times over multiple ARP replies during a pre-defined time period, while ensuring the recency of the mapping in the digital signature through one time passwords.
Query-based protocols can be used for dynamic network topologies, and they also promote multiple route replies.
It does this with a "drag-and-drop" desktop uploader tool and capturing all reviewers' comments online rather than in multiple email replies and attachments.
In AODV-R, when the source node receives multiple routing replies, it chooses the most reliable route and helps reduce the possibility of link breakages and the need for another route discovery process.
Then, even though an attacker uses the quad-core processor and tries to send multiple voting replies after solving many puzzles for other MAC addresses, so as to pretend to be multiple other machines, the first voting replies from other normal EMR-ARP nodes will arrive earlier than the second voting reply of the malicious node if all the nodes experience a similar level of MAC layer access delay.
