In contemporary architecture, this essential, complex and ambiguous rapport is defined by a multiplicity of trends, design directions and experimental forays into the sciences and arts.
He believes that because it's so cheap, it should be used in a multiplicity of ways that might point the direction to more productive lines of research.
They have rather moved in a pluralistic direction, acknowledging a multiplicity of epistemically informative situated standpoints of different, intersecting marginalized groups (Harding 1991, 1998; Collins 1990).
Yet those multiple buttons enable a multiplicity of actions at your fingertips that even a multitouch interface doesn't approach.
She directs our gaze towards a multiplicity of wildlife.
But it is still possible to try to reconstruct "language families", to see how early groups of languages evolved.The main direction of research recently has been to emphasise the multiplicity of early languages.
Multiplicity of activity predominates.
We respect that multiplicity of views.
A government has a multiplicity of choices.
