multiway
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌweɪ/
- During the meeting, the team discussed a multiway strategy to approach the project, enabling various options for implementation.
And we have a compiler that simply compiles the representation of quantum gates into multiway systems.
- And we have a compiler that simply compiles the representation of quantum gates into multiway systems.
Examples
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In addition, multiway sensitivity analyses (disability progression, ARR, withdrawal rates) of mixed-treatment comparison without year limit and with or without adjustment for placebo relapses were performed.
Academic text (2016) -
Log-linear analysis is useful for uncovering potentially complex relationships among variables in a multiway cross-tabulation.
Academic text (1993) -
And we have a compiler that simply compiles the representation of quantum gates into multiway systems.
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The multiway intersection allows drivers to choose multiple routes when navigating through the city.
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The new software features a multiway chat function, letting users communicate in different threads simultaneously.
Synonyms
Moving or working in many directions at once
Antonyms
How Many
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multiway comes from the prefix multi- (the same multi- you see in multiple) meaning 'many' and the word way meaning 'direction' or 'road'. So a multiway valve, call, or test lets many directions or options be used or chosen.