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We need to recognise that we live in a culturally diverse society.
Linguistics embraces a diverse range of subjects such as phonetics and stylistics.
India is quite diverse, both politically and religiously.
Members of the largest and most diverse phylum of animals (Arthropoda), have segmented bodies and an external skeleton.
For those with a more quantitative inclination, diverse data on physical and psychological health and life satisfaction are reported.
Therefore, they must cope with the problem of representing very diverse lexical information at different levels of granularity, and store the information efficiently.
The reason we apply a uniform random number for rendering fractal is that it can create unique and more diverse forms.
For more diverse centres that were either semi-rural to rural or from developing countries, heterogeneity remained.
The performances of all these works are very fine, the result of good preparation in live performance and sympathy with the very diverse styles involved.
Proteins can of course modulate the behavior of membrane lipids in diverse manners, and through a variety of types of interactions, both specific and non-specific.
We may, however, expect that a diverse multitude of actors (as pilgrims) would have been present around that day, perhaps even the king.
Clearly, biological and psychological factors can both play a role in the pathways to these diverse outcomes.
Our results suggest that these metabolites are involved in diverse signalling pathways such as calcium release and cell cycle signalling.
There, the absence of a reduplicative morpheme is clear, as most of the words have only partial self-similarity, and their meanings are diverse.
Rather, poor pre-morbid work or social adjustment and poor course of illness were potent risk factors for diverse forms of disability in persons with psychosis.
Since identity itself is fluid and diverse, so too must be the range of support options on offer.
The diverse mix of crops that loosely define horticulture is reflected in the collection of 15 chapters that make up this book.
What organizes these diverse traditions and theories into a coherent outlook is the hierarchical relationship between human knowledge and divinely revealed knowledge.
The net result is that working and retired populations are becoming more similar and are increasingly subject to diverse life-chances.
