For all the parallels that may be drawn between the two works, they do not derive from identical experiences: Sulkowicz's unadorned mattress signifies a rape, a stark violation, while Emin's bed suggests a multiplicity of more ambiguous stories.
The notation 1.* represents relative multiplicity of more than one.
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.
By this method, the editor hoped to indicate that character could be created in a multiplicity of ways, more or less conventional, more or less obvious.
We use the term rope to denote the presence of tighly woven filaments in the multifilament struture, as a special case of the more inclusive terms bundle or fascicle, that only imply a multiplicity of filaments more or less tightly held together by a common sheath, and would include cyanobacterial general like Trichodesmium or Aphanizomenon.
A multiplicity of arenas allows more voices to take over and exert their space of influence, democratizing societies and attenuating the sense of external exploitation/oppression.
In Ouyang and Shi [7, 8], their result classified the different global exact multiplicity of (1.3) for more general nonlinearity f.
- As with any significant health system transformation, increased acceptance of multiplicity requires more than just rigorous data and evaluation, and includes advocacy, political support, and leadership to overcome entrenched interests.
Still, the sixties were a time of more cultural multiplicity than memory likes to admit: "Love Is Blue," Paul Mauriat's "semiclassical" instrumental, was the No. 1 song for many weeks in 1968, and, as late as 1970, with the Beatles breaking up, Bob Hope's Christmas special drew close to a fifty share, with almost half the households with televisions in America watching.
This multiplicity of interconnections makes it more difficult for those opposed to such ideologues "to trace, expose and block the sources of this support".
A party has to take positions on a vast range of issues, and while it is easy to build large movements around individual causes, joining the dots between a multiplicity of issues is much more difficult.
