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myriad

[mir-ee-uhd] / ˈmɪr i əd /




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The few times the car was out on track amid myriad reliability problems, it looked a handful for the drivers.

From BBC

And his leadership was missed as Canada dominated large parts of the game but lacked coolness under pressure to convert their myriad of chances.

From BBC

The company’s chips are gaining wider adoption for AI workloads, including with startups such as Anthropic, but Google is dealing with myriad challenges as it seeks to grow.

From The Wall Street Journal

They can’t recreate every wind puff and ocean eddy, so they divide the world into a 3-D grid and generate myriad variables for each box, from soil temperature to ocean salinity.

From The Wall Street Journal

A disco ball, aka “myriad reflector,” can turn any trashy hellhole into a party space, especially if you don’t look too closely.

From The Wall Street Journal