The phrase "a new quantity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an amount or measure of something that is being introduced or considered for the first time.
Example: "The researchers discovered a new quantity of data that could change the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "an additional amount of" or "a fresh measure of".
In so doing, they form a new quantity of copper sulfate that dissolves in the solution and restores it to its original composition.
The main idea of this extension is to design a new "quantity of interest" based on the solution of the direct problem and the given multiple goals.
Since HCA media can utilize variable % polarization and concentration or may involve detection of nuclei other than spin-1/2 nuclei (i.e., H, C, Xe, etc)., we were prompted to implement a new quantity of measure incorporating these variables as described below.
In summary, the key contributions of this work are: We introduce a new quantity for evaluating the state of a biological network, the reachability profile.
We introduce a new quantity for evaluating the state of a biological network, the reachability profile.
A new quantity that characterizes several features of silicon SEG in such systems is proposed.
We thus attempted to formalize this idea, calculating a new quantity that indexed total distance of all elements to the category boundary, in decision space.
This can be done by defining a new quantity E' governed by an equation of the same form as Eq. 7 with a new set of parameters also distinguished from the original ones by primes.
The proposed tracker eliminates the use of the current sensor by using only the voltage sensor: The current sensor is substituted with a new quantity, which is the sine value of the power-angle (the phase angle between the inverter output voltage and the power grid voltage).
But as the digital revolution matures, we must give thought to how we manage and protect the enormous new quantity of digitally-created works.
OO Arctic Soils To Release A Lot Of Carbon - Far More Than Local Plants Can Absorb - Soils worldwide will contribute vast new quantities of carbon to the atmosphere, especially in permafrost areas, a new study finds.
