The city's police officers, meanwhile, serve myriad roles, none pleasant: some are lowered into the rubble to search for the living and the dead; others collect DNA samples from relatives of the missing for the possible identification of recovered body parts; still others join bucket brigades, where debris is removed pail by pail.
Armed with socially minded intentions, they create built structures which serve myriad social ends.
The late-night dives, the funkily festooned street carts, the greasy spoons -- all places your stomach can lead you, all serving myriad dishes to ensure that it's sent to sleep with more than just beer sloshing around in there.
In "Gravity's Rainbow," for instance, there's an early scene in which the wartime inhabitants of a London maisonette enjoy bananas served in myriad forms, including mashed bananas "molded in the shape of a British lion rampant".
Cholesterol and its relatives possessing the 1,2-cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene ring system form the sterolome, which comprises a chemical library of more than 1000 natural products found in all forms of eukaryotes and some prokaryotes that serve a myriad of biological functions.
The identification of so many genes (>16% of all transcripts identified) encoding ethylene response-protein gene transcripts under our experimental conditions strongly indicates the ethylene signaling pathway is involved in the soybean Fe deficiency stress response, probably serving a myriad of duties [ 42].
Joanne joined the Board of Trustees in 1970 and served on a myriad of committees over her forty-one year association with the Museum.
Every evening I dined magnificently on my hosts' sturdy cuisine: thick soups served with popcorn, myriad fruit juices, and tortillas made with plantain.
Of course, equally important participants are the bread on which the dog is served and the myriad relishes, sauces and goos you choose to put on them.
Children are reared, networks of support are maintained, property is held in common and bequeathed to successive generations etc. and these social roles are served by a myriad of expressions of familial ties in the community.
