It is this multiplicity of minutely adapted crops and the domestication of the alpaca and the llama that made the mountains habitable to millions (the bulk of the population in the Central Andes has always lived between 8,000 and 13,000 feet).
Yet those multiple buttons enable a multiplicity of actions at your fingertips that even a multitouch interface doesn't approach.
But there is method in his madness, for he explains that London throbs with a multiplicity of 'times', independent of chronology, rather as geological unconformities crop out unpredictably at the surface".
The Gusii economy comprises a multiplicity of productive activities: they farm pyrethrum and tea as cash crops, as well as millet, corn (maize), cassava, sorghum, yams, peanuts (groundnuts), and bananas; and they keep cattle, sheep, goats, chickens, and bees.
Crop monitoring in precision agriculture may be achieved by a multiplicity of technologies; however the use of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) results in low-cost and low-power consumption deployments, therefore becoming a dominant option.
While much attention has been directed towards research for improving the productivity of major cereal crops (Katz 2003), there has been comparatively little effort to improve Napier grass an important forage crop that has been grown over centuries and currently enjoys a multiplicity of uses besides conventional animal consumption (Jaradat 2010).
Multiplicity of activity predominates.
We respect that multiplicity of views.
A government has a multiplicity of choices.
Or in the multiplicity of it.
6 March 1954: Multiplicity of hairstyles for men.
