Kaliouby saw it as a possibility, predicting that before long myriad devices will have an "emotion chip" that runs constantly in the background, the way geolocation works now in phones.
To put the RiverWalk plan into effect, myriad issues will have to be resolved, including the fate of the Yonkers Paddling and Rowing Club, a 120-year-old group that uses a boathouse in Yonkers that the county would like to remove to make way for the path, which will run through Habirshaw Park, a park the county is creating nearby.
A brand that manages to find a meaningful way to curate all this content being distributed via these myriad channels will have the most impactful stories to tell.
The election of a woman to the Presidency will have myriad reverberations in the life and the institutions of this country.
Hikers and bikers, canoeists and kayakers, bird-watchers and whale-watchers will have myriad opportunities to engage in the active lifestyle.
In terms of implementation, there are myriad design decisions that will have consequences for learning and engagement that must practically be settled, yet that fall outside of the prescribed learning theory.
Robbie Neilson has a problem with Sow, a player with something to offer in the Hearts attack but one who will have myriad suspensions if he continues climbing into duels with his arms flailing.
Eliminating the Alternative Tax, a measure that ensures that the richest Americans, who have at their disposal myriad tax avoidance schemes, will have to pay at least a minimal amount of taxes.
Taking into consideration that an estimated 1 out of every 5 patients with non-cancer pain are prescribed opioids and that doctors traditionally dispense over 650,000 prescriptions per day for opioid painkillers, then curtailing the routine use of opioids for treating a myriad of pain problems will have a huge impact on millions of chronic pain patients.
But the success of this industry depends on consumers in the rest of Britain continuing to shell out for expensive green power something that is looking less and less likely.This is but one of a myriad of items Mr Salmond will have to negotiate agreement on to construct his new Scotland.
