Sentence examples for multiplicity of small from inspiring English sources

So the multiplicity of small producers in scattered places created an opening for fraud.

In addition to the big names, there is a multiplicity of small names opening business in the Harlem area, people familiar with the neighborhood say.

But a multiplicity of small ones is dangerous, according to Frank Partnoy, a professor of law and finance at the University of San Diego.

A greater multiplicity of small AZs with few docked vesicles, a larger pool of releasable vesicles, and a higher efficiency of release thus promote prolonged high-frequency firing in mature synapses.

Of the Sioux's ceremonial "jingle dress" -- the resonant parts are sometimes made from the tops of chewing tobacco cans -- he says, "A woman moving in a jingle dress is a multiplicity of small and soft sounds, like a treeful of dried seed pods rustling in the wind or a river with lots of shards of ice".

His book The Economic Theory of Managerial Capitalism (1964) helped fill a gap in economics in that textbooks assumed that markets were usually supplied by a multiplicity of small firms, even though in reality most output was produced by large firms.

He disliked the militarism and centralism of modern, would-be rational states such as Prussia or, later, Napoleon's France (which he thought promised "hell on earth"); he felt at home in Germany's multiplicity of states small enough for rulers and ruled to have a sense of personal obligation to each other; he believed in the possibility, and necessity, of gradual and rational reform.

To prove them, we show the smallest embedding dimension of a tournament into a complex sphere by the multiplicity of the smallest or second-smallest eigenvalue of the Seidel matrix.

In this case, the problem of model order selection is equivalent to the estimation of the multiplicity of the smallest eigenvalues of the data covariance matrix.

Thus, given the multiplicity of intercomparisons, the small difference seen in the first run at 0.23 mT may well be a chance finding.

As noted previously by Scott et al. (2000a), smaller body size is associated with increased transmission potential because of the increased multiplicity of feeding in smaller mosquitoes compared with larger mosquitoes.