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For nearly half a century, this court has extended First Amendment protection to a multitude of forms of "speech," such as making false defamatory statements, filing lawsuits, dancing nude, exhibiting drive-in movies with nudity, burning flags and wearing military uniforms...
Galileo's insight into the nature of motion was not merely the epiphany of everyday experience that brushed away the fog of scholastic dogma; it was a logical consequence of a long history of engagements with an intellectual tradition that encompassed a multitude of forms of knowledge.
Artificially intelligent devices will take on a multitude of forms where the form factor will more closely match its functions and use case.
Elucidation of the molecular mechanisms and the regulation of Kv channels are however complicated by their multitude of forms, each class being recognized to have several subcategories.
"Therefore, if the language isn't one of your primary interests, chances are you'll end up investing that energy elsewhere, whether it's cosplay, fan fiction, reading novels or any of the multitude of forms that fandom can take".
Hippocampal plasticity exists in a multitude of forms, ranging from very short-lasting forms such as FF, paired-pulse depression, or posttetanic potentiation (Lambert and Wilson 1994; Dobrunz et al. 1997; Schmitz et al. 2001; Zucker and Regehr 2002) but can also persist for very long periods of time (long-term potentiation, LTP; long-term depression, LTD Bearar 1996; Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2007).
Meanwhile, the panoply of people online is depicted through a multitude of forms – a penguin, a bear, a dog – and the members of the group through their self-representations.
And do all the global and historical stories, in their multitude of forms, have anything in common – some fundamental strand of shared DNA that endures to this day?
More André Breton than Cotton Mather, Shields sets out "to write the ars poetica for a burgeoning group of interrelated (but unconnected) artists in a multitude of forms and media (lyric essay, prose poem, collage novel, visual art, film, television, radio, performance art, rap, stand-up comedy, graffiti) who are breaking larger and larger chunks of 'reality' into their work".
