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Перевод: multiplicity

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сложность ; разнообразие; многочисленность ; множество
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Тезаурус:

1. In response to the multiplicity of factors affecting their lives, the peasantry have shown that they can act positively, making the most of opportunity when it presents itself.
2. The evolution of the role of teachers and the view of the social purpose of schools have led to a multiplicity of demands on teachers which are not necessarily compatible and may be contradictory, if not actually mutually exclusive.
3. And this multiplicity is not something fixed, given once for all; but new types of language, new language-games, as we may say, come into existence and others become obsolete and get forgotten
4. A multiplicity of small early termini was replaced in 1914 by Tokyo Central, a station so vast as to vie with Howrah in Calcutta, though other mainline termini, Ueno and Shinjuku, survived.
5. And yet, surely, certain voices must be raised, must rise above the hubbub, if, as Foucault himself says, "We aim through a tactical reversal of the various mechanisms of sexuality to counter the grips of power with the claims of bodies, pleasures and knowledges, in their multiplicity and their possibility of resistance.
6. Front-line paraprofessionals perform a multiplicity of service roles and functions in relation to a wide variety of client groups in all kinds of social welfare and social development programmes throughout the world (United Nations, 1980, p. 39).
7. The States contributed some fine tries but kept their finest hour to a rendition (it didn't matter about the multiplicity of keys) of "American Pie".
8. "It favours multiplicity, smallness of scale, locality, deinstitutionalization, interchange of sender-receiver roles, horizontality of communication links at all levels of society, interaction."
9. Among the multiplicity of causes proposed to account for mass extinction events, both terrestrial and extra-terrestrial, strong supporting evidence for a succession of such events is available for only one, related to eustatic changes of sea level (Fig. 18.5).
10. "We must return to multiplicity, where the single nation state is no longer supreme."
11. Fourth, we need to take note of the multiplicity of taxation and expenditure agencies.
12. Apart from suffering from rather too much background noise to enable the viewer to clearly hear the challenge/response of those parts of the multiplicity of checklist and R/T calls that are included, the standard of photography, in such a confined space with rapidly changing lighting conditions, is surprisingly good.
13. In particular, the idea of space was transformed from the Aristotelian conception - a "tidy arrangement of a simple multiplicity of things, not unlike, let us say, the shipping department of SearsRoebuck-- into "a matrix for infinite potential complexities and states and tensions".