"multiple sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
Typically, it is used to refer to more than one sphere (i.e. a round three-dimensional object) or a group of spheres. For example, "The artist created a sculpture made from multiple sphere shapes."
Although the multiple sphere method (MSM) is the most popular approach to describe non-spherical particle shape, the validity of the MSM has not been established yet.
In order to calculate the circular polarization of light that has been scattered by intrinsically asymmetric (homochiral) particles, we utilized publically available paralleled Multiple Sphere T-matrix (MSTM) code developed and maintained by Daniel Mackowski at http://eng.auburn.edu/users/dmckwski/scatcodes/.
The forward solution for the beamformer was modeled by fitting multiple sphere models to the inner skull surface of each child's MRI.
But "preservation of multiple spheres is the great promise and charge of liberal democracy," Rosenblum maintains.
Alliant suggests building special satellites enclosed in multiple spheres of strong, lightweight materials.
The sudden death, in October, of the director and actor Patrice Chéreau sent waves of grief through multiple spheres of international culture.
With a style sensibility that draws from hip-hop and the art world, high fashion and street wear, Hood by Air straddles multiple spheres.
How often are they in the newspapers, or on TV? 2 Power in multiple spheres Do they hold a number of positions across sport or wield their influence in a number of ways? 3 Impact: How do they use their power?
Mr. Taub, who gained fame for his Beethoven recordings and has since founded a music software company, MuseAmi, says that when he performs, he can "visualize all of the notes and their interrelationships," a skill that translates intellectually into making "multiple connections in multiple spheres".
Startups using AI need to be competent in multiple spheres.
Next we determined if they are powerful in multiple spheres.
