And an alchemistic short-story writer whips up a multitude of types.
Alpine landscapes are typically characterized by inherited features of past glaciations and, for the more recent past, by the interplay of a multitude of types of geomorphic processes, including permafrost creep, rockfalls, debris flows, and landslides.
There are a multitude of types of relationships one endures on a daily basis.
An individual spider spins a multitude of silk types, with each type emerging from its own distinctive set of abdominal silk glands.
Galapagos finches, for example, have developed a multitude of adaptive types from one common ancestral type; their subspecies now differ mainly in beak shape and size.
This is not the only type of symmetry in biological shapes, however, because a multitude of other types of symmetry exists in plants and animals.
TGF-β signaling inhibits cell proliferation in a multitude of cell types, including normal endothelial, epithelial, hematopoietic, and neural cells, certain types of mesenchymal cells, and especially many primary cancer cells (Massague et al., 2000).
Comics come in a multitude of genres, types and intents.
Dix portrayed a multitude of Germanic types -- from stoic farmers to limbs-akimbo Weimar demimondaines -- as surely as the German photographer August Sander, often with the same penchant for capturing the Lutheran dignity of his subjects.
"It has a very adaptable and flexible use for a multitude of different types of tenants," said Paul Glickman, a vice chairman at Jones Lang LaSalle, which is marketing the building.
