Bombing Afghanistan, however, will not in the least weaken the terrorists who are operating from a multitude of centers all around the globe, including the U.S. It is to be feared that a continuation of the bombing of Afghanistan will lead first to an irritation and finally to an upheaval of the Islamic world.
Despite this setup, the multitude of centers included and the large time frame carry with them the potential for selection bias in such a non-monitored data collection endeavor.
Joining the multitude of communications centers in Times Square is an Internet cafe, EasyEverything, with 800 computers at 234 42nd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
On the other hand, a rapid standard continuous cure will initiate a multitude of growth centers and a polymer with a higher crosslink density.
False positive findings on DWI are mainly caused by nodal reactivity, which is characterized by a homogenous lymphoid infiltration, organized in a multitude of germinal centers and the presence of fibrous stroma [ 39].
Troemel has written a multitude of essays centered on the erratic development of internet culture and a great number of his papers are also about digital and/or net arts, highlighting in particular the new take on ubiquity and rarity in contemporary arts.
42 These approaches have shown promise in a multitude of individual center and multicenter randomized trials uniformly showing clinical benefit of ablation over antiarrhythmic drug therapy with respect to sinus rhythm maintenance, quality of life, and arrhythmia related hospitalizations in at least some populations.
China has a multitude of clogged urban centers, like the central Chinese city of Wuhan (pop. 10 million).
Nowhere is this more ubiquitous than in the US, where a multitude of conspiracies are centered on the battle to retain gun rights—something they know they'll never lose.
The festival's main event, hosted in the cavernous Lingotte Fiere a sort of aircraft hangar sized conference centre was split into a multitude of rooms, largely centered on techno but with an aptly named "House Stage" tucked off in the far corner.
But, like the rueful, ebullient "Gangsters and Gold Diggers," this book belongs to what Zaid calls "the true universal culture" -- not our old utopian Global Village, but "the Babel-like multitude of villages, each the center of the world," where "the universality accessible to us is the finite, limited concrete universality of diverse and disparate conversations".
