"second-order wisdom," the ability to reflect on the different roles, functions, and ways-of-being that are available in a situation, and from this multitude decide on which role, function, and way-of-being will be most helpful; and.
"With their swords raised, they advanced on the walls, and all this multitude, climbing upon each other's shoulders, rose up the walls.
He's an exceptional developer who takes on a multitude of projects at the same time.
And lastly, your self-expression excitingly takes on a multitude of forms.
Then, if there was suggestion of a positive effect but the study was underpowered due to a limited study population to adequately assess this based on the multitude of covariate subgroups, a population-based PK/PD model could be created to explore the boundaries of dose and response over time.
It is disappointing that Twitter suspended our Twitter account and that they have decided to file this suit against us based on the multitude of facts in this case.
This sheds light on the multitude of opportunities for the formation of hybrid zones and indicates an important influence of environmental factors on secondary contact and hybridization.
This study capitalized on the multitude of endocytic pathways and the differential subcellular accumulation of ligands known to traffic through these endocytic methods.
This review article focuses on the multitude of cell-based repair techniques for cartilage repair across several species, with special attention paid to the horse.
Rest assured that the entire investment isn't riding on this one car (two if you count its European twin, the Opel Ampera), but rather on the multitude of vehicles that will share the same underpinnings and electric powerplant.
