They drew a multitude of charts, tracing every event and statistic.
And the records can be kept on paper and in a multitude of formats, making the tracing of fresh produce, which has a short shelf life, a cumbersome task, said Dr. David Acheson, the F.D.A.'s associate commissioner for foods.
His subtle but unusual mixes of colours, his abstracted, almost aggressive embroideries, the asymmetry he often employs to lend movement to his garments: all can be seen across a multitude of shows, but can be traced back to his hand.
We have grasped the demographic consequences of contact, even though we may have trouble tracing a multitude of local natural histories.
Particle tracking is used to trace out a multitude of flowpaths, each of which consists of a large number of channels within fractures.
Snyder uses a multitude of primary and secondary sources to trace a change from kin-based captivity motivated primarily by the need to replace community members to a race-based pattern, feeding directly into the racialized enslavement of African Americans that came to characterize much of the [End Page 301] Southern economy in the nineteenth century.
Who can trace out the multitude of my sins and the abysses of my misdeeds?
"I can tell you how I found the barber at Treblinka," Mr. Lanzmann said, asked, during a long interview at his apartment in Paris, how and where he picked up the traces of the multitude of Jewish survivors, former Nazis, Polish peasants, American scholars and many others who populate "Shoah" 's very short hours.
The great number of α particles which are projected from radium is weil illustrated by the multitude of scintillations observed when the α particles from a trace of radium fall on a screen of zinc sulphide.
Non-complexed HNTMB displayed partial cytotoxicity and by binding to various trace metals is likely to disturb a multitude of functions important for cell proliferation and survival.
