Sentence examples for unique multifaceted from inspiring English sources
"I think locals and expatriates alike respond well to unique, multifaceted concepts," said Tengwen Wee, a co-owner of the White Rabbit.
In Bhopal there is a unique multifaceted cultural complex, the Bharat Bhavan, which functions as a meeting ground for artists from various fields; the sprawling complex houses a museum, a library, an open-air theatre, and a number of conference halls.
We explore some of this literature here and note that while this review represents a range of research from higher education to teacher preparation programs, the findings are very informative for studies involving LAs who play a unique, multifaceted role in the university setting.
In addition, these results strengthen the findings of Gwinner, who suggested that ravens have a unique multifaceted communicative repertoire characterized by a high degree of behavioral plasticity.
This is a unique multifaceted intervention, in that it targets both physicians and parents by aiming specifically at their uncertainty and concerns during the consultation.
The unique, multifaceted nature of grief needs to be emphasised in GP education at all levels so that this conceptualisation of grief becomes the norm rather than the stage-based, time-bound model.
We believe that every child is a snowflake: unique and multifaceted.
Thus, our results suggest that the GPR56 ECR has unique and multifaceted regulatory functions, providing novel insights into aGPCR roles in neurobiology.
The great diversity amongst SSLPs posed challenges in that there were not several hundred programmes delivering one well-defined intervention, but several hundred unique and multifaceted interventions operating in different places.
Using this unique and multifaceted approach, we recruited 3,722 participants over four years.
Current approaches describe grief as unique and multifaceted, and the dual process model articulates that people who are grieving oscillate between confrontation and avoidance of their loss [ 13].
