The Los Angeles-based artist fuses various perspectives on the same subject into single compositions, in order to suggest the multiplicity of personalities, moods, and emotions that make up a person's inner life.
"Today, many efforts to make science and engineering more inclusive are focusing attention on the multiplicity of 'pathways' by which persons from underrepresented groups can enter and progress through science careers.
In an amicus brief filed during the University of Michigan case, General Motors stated that "to succeed in this increasingly diverse environment, American businesses must select leaders who possess cross-cultural competence the capacities to interact with and to understand the experiences of, and multiplicity of perspectives held by, persons of different races, ethnicities, and cultural histories".
I may regard this other person in a multiplicity of ways other than that which makes possible the mutual recognition of the humanity we share.
Yet those multiple buttons enable a multiplicity of actions at your fingertips that even a multitouch interface doesn't approach.
Further inflaming the exchange is Goldsmith's belief that a hallmark of uncreative writing is the irrelevance of inescapable identity, since the Internet allows a person to hide behind a multiplicity of names and profiles.
This multiplicity of senior faculty members means that no single person rules a department.
The shared roots of the human soul sustain our multiplicity of religious manifestations.
The competent person will have learnt to recognize a multiplicity of context-free rules and situational aspects.
Since most slang is used on the spoken level, by persons who probably are unaware that it is slang, the choice of terms naturally follows a multiplicity of unconscious thought patterns.
