- all manner of something idiom
- alphabet soup
- assorted
- assortment
- biodiverse
- hotchpotch
- hybridize
- hybridized
- it takes all sorts (to make a world) idiom
- jumble
- odds and ends
- of every stripe/of all stripes idiom
- panoply
- patchwork
- polycentric
- this
- this and that idiom
- variety is the spice of life idiom
- variously
- wide choice
Meaning of multiplicity in English
multiplicity | American Dictionary
Examples of multiplicity
multiplicity
We reduce (a) the multiplicity of parties to four party 'families' and (b) the diversity of the party systems to three types.
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However, it does show a representation of solutions that allows us to manipulate constant, infinite and negative multiplicities explicitly.
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The authors see language acquisition as part of "an elegant tapestry of multiplicity" (p. 87).
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The new feature is the multiplicity of macroeconomic equilibria.
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This paper takes the normative view and addresses the multiplicity of equilibria as a problem for models of time-consistent monetary policy.
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The threshold model encourages an appreciation of the individualistic risk factors and the usual multiplicity of etiology, particularly in palliative care patients.
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It invites a multiplicity of readings because of its lack of hints for a specific understanding of the exhibits.
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Through the developments of science and technology, noise has taken on a multiplicity of meanings with varying degrees of concreteness.
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Although moral values and social obligation motivate older volunteers slightly more than other age groups, motivational multiplicity and reciprocity also apply to older volunteers.
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Such multiplicity of explanations (reflecting multiple paths of development) would, however, undermine neither the basic approach nor the underlying assumptions of the present analysis.
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It is necessary because it introduces order into what might otherwise look like a chaotic multiplicity of motions.
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These nexuses are maintained through time by a multiplicity of ritual acts leaving analyzable material residue.
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Antiquities as signs and icons of the new religion are re-contextualised within the national framework and acquire a multiplicity of social lives.
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On the other hand, this abstraction becomes productive only in an ordering of the multiplicity of that which has already been experienced and processed.
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The order of the zero coincides with the algebraic multiplicity of the eigenvalue.
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