| Vegetal sky, multiplicities of use, and reinvented pleasures of city allow automobile territory to be re-conquered by the pedestrian. |
| Early Morning may avoid all blur, but its multiplicities are often ungraspable, made of particles so tiny that elude the eye. |
| Is art flexible enough to convey the multiplicities of contemporary culture? |
| Formal power series over non-commuting variables have been investigated as representations of the behaviour of automata with multiplicities. |
| The point was not to erect binaries or hierarchies but to appreciate difference, to focus on multiplicities and in-betweens. |
| From an ontological point of view, it is one of the multiplicities of which the situation is composed. |
