The Invention of Nature; I Contain Multitudes; A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived I was one of the judges who selected Andrea Wulf's The Invention of Nature (John Murray) for this year's Royal Society Insight Investment science book prize and it remains my book of the year in practically every nonfiction category – science, nature, biography, history.
It would unduly prolong our opinion to discuss in detail the multitude of references to which the able briefs of the parties have cited us with reference to the evolution of powers over marginal seas exercised by adjacent countries.
A Dictionary of Virology includes useful, informative, and concise definitions and brief descriptions of a multitude of words and terms we use each day, and it also contains words used by others.
The choice of questionnaires included in MIND was based on proven validity, clinical utility (brief, noninvasive), availability in a multitude of languages, and following International Diabetes Federation recommendations (3).
It seems unlikely that teachers would knowingly or unknowingly bias results, given the small nature of the WSB program, the infrequent and brief transport assessments, and the multitude of academic teaching demands that they faced.
A second objective was to construct a brief instrument suitable for studies involving a multitude of data collection instruments including clinical trials.
In its brief, Carnival argued that:"Carnival stops at a multitude of ports all over the world.
Out of the multitude of examples and topics brought up during the evaluation de-briefing, Myanmar was mentioned as having a well-functioning database on arsenic.
To find a brief escape, more and more Mets are spending their free hours fishing the multitude of ponds, like this one, around the team's practice facility and nearby towns.
To counter, Geek Girl Rising exhibits inspirational stories from a multitude of women from a wide range of companies and industries with pithy bios, interviews, anecdotes, and upbeat newsy briefs.
