The tweets were likely fleeting in nature, consistent with how the multitude of us use Twitter to socially interact.
Duct tape or electrician's tape has a multitude of uses.
We also found about 500 miniature chem lights (glow sticks), which have a multitude of uses, and two gypsy racks for the rear of our HMMWVs to store fuel and spare tires in.
Shear, who co-founded the live video game broadcasting platform that now has more than 100m monthly users, suggests that future consoles will be more like set-top boxes: designed for a multitude of uses, and with a much shorter life cycle.
However, arrows can be ambiguous because they have a multitude of uses in diagrams.
There are plenty of exceptions, though, like the medical monitor we heard about yesterday, or the several telepresence robots we've seen that have a multitude of uses.
Having origins in folk psychology, "consciousness" has a multitude of uses that may not be resolvable into a single, coherent concept (Wilkes 1984).
The clinical environment is becoming increasingly dominated by information technology, most recently the smartphone with its applications (apps) of a multitude of uses.
This application leverages the power of XML and its ability to represent data and structure, explores Web Services and their methods, designs databases and stores procedures, develops custom code behind classes in C# and covers a multitude of uses for ADO.NET.
Conservative site‐specific recombination has been adapted for a multitude of uses, in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes, including genetic engineering, expression technologies, and as probes of chromosome structure and organization.
