His multitude of clients were his best friends, his best friends were his family, and his immediate family felt his love every day.
Romangate, which is owned by a Jersey trust called Plectron, is just one of a range of companies founded by financial consultants Matthew Jenner and Anthony Mehigan to help a multitude of clients avoid tax.
But many members of the financial community are skeptical that Madoff could have single-handedly maintained accounts for the fictitious investment scheme involving tens of billions of dollars and a multitude of clients.
It's an interesting stat, because although Gmail and Email only represent two of a multitude of email clients available on Android, it's likely that those two represent the email clients of choice for a wide swath of Android users.
On the one hand, when an entity includes an inverse attribute to a client entity with cardinality 1, an instance of the actual entity must not be shared amongst a multitude of these client objects.
What's challenging: Dealing with a multitude of pressures from clients who aren't necessarily used to delayed gratification.
The architecture of fog computing utilizes a collaborative multitude of end-user clients or near-user edge devices to carry out a substantial amount of communication and computation.
These molecular chaperones transiently interact with a multitude of diverse substrates, or clients, by binding exposed hydrophobic regions of partially folded or unfolded proteins.
There are a multitude of methods to determine client and community need.
Progress does not always come quick, but instead depends on a multitude of variables, such as: the client's age, level of functioning, caregivers involvement, goals, and others.
"It's all part of the integrated-offering approach," said Michael I. Roth, the chairman and chief executive at Interpublic — integrated not in a racial way but in a marketing way, providing clients with a multitude of advertising services that "we can bring to the table all at once," Mr. Roth said.
