To better understand the operation of environmental government – and to hold it accountable to promises of meaningful local participation – political ecology should, I argue, attend more carefully to the ontological multiplicity of forces that shape spatial practices and their regulation.
The diverse origins of U.S. weedy rice populations demonstrate the multiplicity of evolutionary forces that can influence the emergence of weeds from a single species complex.
In particular, whereas Spinoza had conceived his monistic principle as a substance, Schleiermacher follows Herder in thinking of it rather as an original force and the unifying source of a multiplicity of more mundane forces.
De, 德, has the same multiplicity of them: "virtue", "power", "excellence", "force", "conduct", "charisma".
The article demonstrates how a feminist HCI agenda that embraces the multiplicity of feminisms necessarily forces a re-examination of usability work's relationship to both feminism and HCI research methods.
Formulae are obtained for determining the response of non-conservative linear systems without any particular assumption about the nature of the matrix coefficients, multiplicity of eigenvalues or external forcing.
He says a "multiplicity of tactics" is needed to force change: "Everything from UK Uncut-style direct action through to writing a letter to your MP; all these actions are valid and necessary.
"What you get is this constantly rising entry of women into the labor force for a multiplicity of reasons, not the least being the shift to a service economy and to office work that women can do as easily as men," Ms. Goldin said.
But he said the measures often created more work, as investigators were forced to take on a multiplicity of crimes.
These changes may be correlated with market forces, although variations suggest a multiplicity of causes.
