Sentence examples for of multitude of from inspiring English sources

Inelastic deformations of woven fabric composites are attributed to the formation of multitude of cracks that develop in the material in the fatigue environment.

Crosslinked polymeric systems have shown much interest owing to their potential applications for the entrapment and release of multitude of pharmaceutically active molecules and drugs [[1]].

The dynamic resource management perspective which views firm performance as the outcome of a dynamic combination of various influences suggests that performance creation in organizations is a complicated issue and "the ability of a firm to create (innovation) performance is a function of multitude of factors" (Levitas and Ndofor 2006: 139).

The research defines SDA as rapid and quantifiable analysis of multitude of sustainable alternatives and 'what if' questions posed by a design team during the early stages of the project, when the benefits of correct decisions can significantly exceed the actual investment required.

Increasing exploration of the transcriptome has led to discoveries of multitude of various RNA species [ 13].

This special issue is dedicated to the importance of multitude of primary and secondary metabolites produced by actinomycetes.

It wasn't possible to be comprehensive: we are composed of multitudes of parts, and scores of ailments afflict every one of them.

There are echoes of "Johanna," from Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" (if for no other reason than the similar names), and of "Multitudes of Amys," cut from "Company": Multitudes of Amys, Everywhere I look.

Pedro Mir, the poet laureate of the Dominican Republic, who gave voice to the emotions of multitudes of working-class Latin Americans, died on Tuesday in Santo Domingo, his country's capital.

AAL systems typically consist of multitudes of sensors and embedded devices, generating large amounts of medical and ambient data.

In the future of multitudes of groups one belongs to, people may not be in unequal positions as individuals but according to their communities.