multifaces

It is an element of multifaces, essential, toxic, carcinogen and anticarcinogen at the same time.

1972, Egyptian Journal of Microbiology - Volume 24, page 340

Before blueprints for entrepreneurial training can be prepared, objective data on the multifaces of the small entrepreneurial man, his characteristics and influencing factors have to be gathered either for improving the existing on-going programme or for starting a new one.

1975, Ramayyar Subramanian, Entrepreneurship in Small-scale Industries in Madurai City and Its Environs, page 107

Having recognized and rejected the multifaces of power and coercion, she has achieved, through a mature and comprehending acceptance of self and others, her moral victory.

1990, Harold Bloom, Clarissa Dalloway, page 95

His body was turning all hot and then suddenly cold with the same rhythm that the multifaces in the mirror switched from crouching gargoyles to giants.

1996, William Eastlake, Lyric of the Circle Heart: The Bowman Family Trilogy, page 150

Fast radio bursts thus may be one side of the multifaces of the neutron star-small body collision events, which are previously expected to lead to X-ray/gamma-ray bursts or glitch/anti-glitches..

2015, Y. F. Huang, J. J. Geng, “Collision between Neutron Stars and Asteroids as a Mechanism for Fast Radio Bursts”, in arXiv