Sentence examples for multitude of fragments from inspiring English sources
The pride that comes with serving one's country, the masculine military culture, the closer-than-family bonds, the stigma surrounding emotional trauma, undiagnosed brain injury, the rising rates of substance abuse and suicide: what makes this book so valuable is Holyfield's ability to make a cohesive whole of a multitude of fragments and shards.
According to A. Zahoor, in the 11th century, the Persian polymath scholar Abu Rayhan Biruni described the Milky Way galaxy as a multitude of fragments having the properties of nebulous stars, and also gave the latitudes of various stars during a lunar eclipse in 1019.
In all, they produced some 15,000 pictures featuring their schools, neighborhoods, friends, families and a multitude of fragments of their daily lives.
It has been proposed that this "shattering" and aberrant repair of a multitude of DNA fragments could provide an alternative oncogenetic route [ 9], in contrast to the step-by-step paradigm of cancer development [ 8- 10].
She uses pared-down, poetic fragments from a multitude of fellow explorers – among them Woolf, Sontag, Susie Orbach, Havelock Ellis and Michel Foucault – as a way of building up a working map of sexual desire.
Therefore, although the antibodies in M. bovis sensitized sera may have recognised peptide fragments originating from a multitude of HK-PPD antigens, we were unable to ascertain from which M. bovis CFPs the peptide fragments originated.
Its considerable defence spending is hoplessly fragmented among a multitude of armies, air forces and navies.Specialisation, pooling and sharing equipment is the obvious way forward.
For instance, every fragment contains a multitude of cues with different contributions to various recognition tasks.
In the same way, these fragments could undergo a multitude of secondary reactions prior to detection by the GC/MS system.
The analysis of the DNA fragments among each other shows a multitude of matches for conserved AT-stretches.
