Sentence examples for whole multiplicity from inspiring English sources

"When business makes donations, they do to those who support a whole multiplicity of issues.

"There's no way anyone is going to make money supporting a whole multiplicity of formats," says Kenneth Mifflin, a partner.

"There's no way anyone is going to make money supporting a whole multiplicity of formats," partner Kenneth Mifflin says.

With modern trends and industrialization, there has been a paradigm shift from this whole to a multiplicity of specializations in the field of architecture: this shift has altered the teaching and training processes for architecture students.

An interesting phenomenon can be observed when the state-space dynamic substructural method is applied to the eigenproblem of bladed disk shaft systems: whether or not the shaft is flexible, each frequency of the single root-fixed blade appears as a frequency of the whole structure with a multiplicity of at least (n−3), wheren is the number of repetitive blades.

Trying to define beauty, Changeux summarizes views from Plato onward, singling out Plato's dialogue "Greater Hippias," from which he extracts two definitions: "formal appropriateness, where the unity of the whole triumphed over the multiplicity of its parts," and more especially, the harmony of those parts in the service of a beneficial function.

There needs to be a bridge that combines the Gulf as a whole in order for the multiplicity of voices to be heard from a grassroots perspective.

The difficulty is that standard permutation tests only account for the markers actually tested, whereas the multiplicity spans the whole genome.

Our view is that a responsible use of P value thresholds must reflect the multiplicity of the whole genome, rather than of the set of SNPs tested.

With these arguments in mind, we therefore consider estimation of a frequentist P value threshold that accounts for the multiplicity of the whole genome and can be used as a baseline for calibrating other approaches.

Customizable brackets can be placed around part of or a whole molecule to indicate global charges, multiplicity or polymer units.