If we say the former, then the foundationalist is faced with a seemingly infinite multitude of fundamental principles with no unifying ground.
The importance of p38α has led to a multitude of assay principles for the identification of small molecules targeting this kinase [ 14, 15].
Balance and counterbalance, the wheel, the swing, the pendulum, flight, centrifugal force, magnetism, the spring, and a multitude of other devices and principles have been utilized in toys.
Authorities in international law decry Craddock's Order as a clear violation of a multitude of well-established legal principles.
John Dickinson called the restriction of voting rights "a necessary defense against the dangerous influence of those multitudes without property and without principle" -- taking it as a given that principle demanded property.
In Bentham's hands this took the form of a multitude of subordinate or secondary ends, principles and maxims designed to give practical direction to the utility principle in each and every aspect of the law.
In principle, mutations can affect a multitude of properties of NP, including its homo-oligomerization, association with RNA and other proteins, and cellular transport.
The regulation of PC survival probably employs both redundancy and synergy as regulatory principles, as suggested by the multitude of factors and cells implicated in PC survival; for example, IL-6 and CXCL12 could partly compensate for the absence of BAFF and APRIL, or vice versa.
Accordingly, the high-level control of the CyberHand which in principle is capable of performing a multitude of grasps is deliberately limited to generate a small set of predetermined grasps of particular relevance for ADLs.
