Now the three great sources of variability are, as has been pointed out on several occasions, the original multiformity of the species, fluctuating variability, and hybridization.
Further it would seem only natural to explain the wide variability of many of our larger agricultural and horticultural stocks by such an incipient multiformity of the species themselves.
Vicinism has of course, almost never been excluded, and part of the multiformity of the offspring [668] must obviously be due to this most universal agency.
If they had no origin, if they existed from all eternity, how came it that they formed this extraordinary habit of invariable action in a certain method, which amid all its multiformity shows an astonishing persistency?
At the close of his Social Statics Spencer had indicated that progress from low to high types of society or organism implied an advance "from uniformity of composition to multiformity of composition.
This multiplication of effects conspires, with the instability of the homogeneous, to work an increasingmultiformity of structure in an organism.
Every increase of locomotive power, for instance, increases the multiplicity and multiformity of action and reaction between organism and environment.
The multiformity of epilepsy has been fully confirmed by the experiments of Luciani, Zehen, and others, who produced various forms of epilepsy by submitting different cerebral zones to varying degrees of irritation.
To this question we reply as follows: Brahman is apprehended under two forms; in the first place as qualified by limiting conditions owing to the multiformity of the evolutions of name and form (i.
The cause, as a general cause, is a pure conception, and it is based on the study of the multiformity of concrete understandings of causes, or on the multiplied study of concrete causes.
In order to use this apparatus correctly, one must fully grasp the fact that the world unit is multiform and that all multiformity is a unit.
The multiformity of the eruption, the size of the papules, often its limitation to certain parts, its course and the entire or comparative absence of itching.
The burrows, the peculiar distribution and the multiformity of the eruption, the progressive development, and usually a history of contagion.
That this multiformity of grades may be preserved in things, God allows some evils, lest many good things should never happen, as was said above (Q.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "multiformity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: diversity; multiplicity; variety
