Beyond the immediate goal of filling a labor market "gap", temporary labor migration schemes can be seen to serve a multiplicity of policy goals, including development, foreign policy, public diplomacy and trade objectives.
Due to the constant change of technologies and the multiplicity of these interaction forms, specific development approaches have been developed.
Theosophical Kabbalah's central symbolic structure is that of the ten sefirot -- an untranslatable word, sometimes rendered as "emanations," the neo-Platonic term for the stages of development from unity to multiplicity.
Given the multiplicity of analyses employed in the development of a new instrument it is difficult to derive a priori sample size estimates.
Meeting the demands of development in South Africa requires strong partnerships with a multiplicity of actors.
Cells were infected with an adenoviral 3× ERE luciferase construct (in house development) with a multiplicity of infection of 50, with 6 µg/ml Polybrene (Sigma).
The development of a multiplicity of pharmaceutical drugs that can respond to novel disease niches could help compensate for this market segmentation, creating new market opportunities for the various actors in drug development and distribution [ 52].
The increasing public attention towards a multiplicity of functions in the agricultural landscape implies further development of the potential positive landscape effects of hedgerows in a local context.
Dendritic wedges also allow control over solubility, molecular weight, and, most importantly, multiplicity of therapeutic functionalities, which makes them an ideal development platform for theranostic agents.
The alternative perspective, presently held widely by scholars, sees the historical development of Christology in terms of a rich multiplicity of viewpoints, each with its own persuasiveness and biblical grounding.
