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multiplex

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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1550s (adj.), 1560s (n.), in mathematics, from Latin multiplex "having many folds; many times as great in number; of many parts" (see multiply ).

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
The Multiplex was an automobile built in Berwick, Pennsylvania by the Multiplex Manufacturing Company (today: Crispin Multiplex Manufacturing Company; Crispin Valve) from 1912 to 1913. The Multiplex was a sporty, upper-prized and large car equipped with ...

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
adj. many and varied; having many features or forms; "manifold reasons"; "our manifold failings"; "manifold intelligence"; "the multiplex opportunities in high technology" [syn: manifold ] having many parts or aspects; "the multiplex problem of drug abuse" ...

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a multiplex cinema (= with several different screens for showing films ) ▪ You can see the movie now at your local multiplex cinema. EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ A steady supply of films that audiences want to see is crucial ...

The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Multiplex \Mul"ti*plex\, a. [L. multiplex, -plicis. See Multiply .] Manifold; multiple.

Usage examples of multiplex.

He gave Stella the first injection, a broad-spectrum antiviral with multiplex immunoglobulin and B vitamins.

The author called the disease sarcomata pigmentosum diffusum multiplex.

Bellum atrox, multiplex, immane, pertinax, cui simile nulla usquam narrat antiquitas: ubi talia gesta referuntur, ut nihil esset quod in vita sua conspicere potuisset egregius, qui hujus miraculi privaretur aspectu.

But I've got one marketable talent-what the interviewer called a peculiarly coordinative affinity for multiplex circuitry.

In the background he recognizes the purple air plants and multiplex galleries of Solis's Fountain Court.

He wanted to give the boy a hug, take him to a movie, out to a movie, not downstairs to the mini-Pantages here in Palazzo Rospo, but to some ordinary multiplex crawling with kids and their families, where the air was saturated with the fragrance of popcorn and with the greasiness of canola oil tricked up to smell half like butter, where you had to check the theater seat for gum and candy before sitting down, where during the funny parts of the movie, you could hear not just your own laugh but that of a crowd.

You don't see the trains because they're behind screens, and in any case you'd be much too distracted by the shopping mall, the food court, the coffee shops, even a multiplex cinema.

You cannot tell me that some suburban multiplex with shoebox theaters and screens the size of bath towels can offer anything like the enchantment and community spirit of a cavernous downtown movie house.

They released viruses into the unprotected infostructure, corrupting the carefully controlled top-down network topology, introducing parallel and multiplex paths that made emergent global intelligence unstoppable.

No, sir if pirates are operating in space - and it looks very much like it - they won't get far against a good big battery full of kilowatt-hours behind three courses of heavy screen, and good gunners behind multiplex projectors.

No, sir if pirates are operating in space — and it looks very much like it — they won't get far against a good big battery full of kilowatt-hours behind three courses of heavy screen, and good gunners behind multiplex projectors.

No, sir if pirates are operating in space - and it looks very much like it - they won’t get far against a good big battery full of kilowatt-hours behind three courses of heavy screen, and good gunners behind multiplex projectors.

The studio shells out somewhere between fifteen and a hundred million dollars to make a film, then asks the director to recut it based on the opinions of a Santa Barbara multiplex audience composed of hairdressers, meter maids, shoe-store clerks, and out-of-work pizza-delivery guys.

Billy's multiplex alone took three of the neoprimitives in the first burst.

They might be good for crowd control on a religious holiday, but Billy's multiplex alone was capable of taking out the whole phalanx in under a minute.