That is what we are hearing: a multiplicity of voices demanding quality in education, transport, health care and so on.Some people say that that is unfocussed, but that is not right.
Emptiness, also called Nothingness, or Void, in mysticism and religion, a state of "pure consciousness" in which the mind has been emptied of all particular objects and images; also, the undifferentiated reality (a world without distinctions and multiplicity) or quality of reality that the emptied mind reflects or manifests.
A multiplicity of factors could modulate the quality of gametogenesis in fish.
Bioassays that attempt to define the role of individual etiologic agents such as fungi (oomycetes) or putative Pfiesteria toxin(s) should recognize this multiplicity of factors and should include appropriate quality control measures for water quality parameters (temperature, dissolved oxygen, nitrogenous wastes, etc).
The Neoplatonists, in the main, wished to conceive of God as a simple and radical unity, preceding all multiplicity in the world, and as such, must precede the existence of qualities.
But mere multiplicity of choice is no substitute for quality.
To deal with the multiplicity of simultaneous environmental exposures, the Environmental Quality Index (EQI) was constructed to represent multiple domains comprising the ambient environment [ 22].
Older people with multimorbidity are vulnerable and often suffer from conditions that produce a multiplicity of symptoms and a reduced health-related quality of life.
Having realized the multiplicity of underlying characteristics and their different effects on quality interpretation in multiphase processes, how to utilize them efficiently is a challenging problem.
