Lloyd Loar designed and hand-signed a small quantity of instruments: the F-5 mandolin, H-5 mandola, L-5 guitar and very rare the K-5 mando-cello.
(A) Quantity of biofilm formation.
A Quantity of Books v. Kansas, supra.
Through Tony's generosity both Pingry and St. George's increased the quality and quantity of instruments available for student performances.
These instruments were prominent in Chavín iconography particularly in stone art, but this quantity of instruments had never been seen before; previous investigators had only encountered a few pututus or pieces of the shells themselves.
Respondent concedes that in addition to the draft cards, seven pens and a quantity of tissue paper capable of being employed as instruments of forgery were seized.
A derivative instrument is a contract between two parties to exchange a quantity of money or other asset at some future date.
The range or span of an instrument defines the minimum and maximum values of a quantity that the instrument is designed to measure.
In the "Monster Music Factory" story, for example, three critters – one-eyed Oona, two-eyed Marluk and three-eyed Tigga – assemble quantities of instruments for a band that's about to put on a big show.
If uncertainty about marginal abatement costs is significant, and if marginal abatement costs are quite flat and marginal benefits of abatement fall relatively quickly, then a quantity instrument, such as cap-and-trade, will be more efficient than a price instrument, such as an emission tax (Weitzman 1974).
The mere demarcation of the symptoms indicated has been the object of debate, as have the tools used to evaluate them, due to the enormous quantity of existing instruments [ 4].
