One art historian has even claimed that the hundreds of paintings and drawings produced during its six-month gestation constitute "a quantity of preparatory work unique not only in Picasso's career, but without parallel, for a single picture, in the entire history of art".
On the other hand, I had to learn that in contrast to the widespread opinion, working as a teacher requires a high quantity of work, of which a significant portion is pure routine.
These tests typically take the form of a "time trial" task where subjects complete a fixed quantity of work or a fixed distance as quickly as possible.
This is a classic lump-of-labour fallacy (the idea that there is a fixed quantity of work and that if you take a job it is at my expense).
The museum has been known as an important collector of photography since Georgia O'Keeffe gave the museum a large quantity of work by her husband, Alfred Steiglitz, in the late 1940's.
A recent piece accused conservatives of embracing the "lump of labour fallacy", the mistaken claim that there is a fixed quantity of work which governments must strive to allocate equitably.
With wider recognition from the mid-1980s onWernickeernicke was in demand - and responsible for a taxing quantity of work, especially after the early deaths of Ruth Berghaus and Axel Manthey, another designer/director of much the same age, and, more recently, Gotz Friedrich.
Recently, a great quantity of work focused on the study of relations between (GVVI) and multi-objective programming under different convexity assumptions (see [15 17]).
He has been stable for many years now and consistently produces a prodigious quantity of work, primarily in his signature Abstract Expressionist style, with an emphasis on collage and mixed media.
The difference with the 787 and its future Airbus rival, the A350, is that both manufacturers are being forced to ship an increasing quantity of work for these planes beyond their traditional borders to share the risk and costs of giant technological changes aimed at making planes lighter to save fuel.
Although this is still ambiguous, there seems general agreement that a cycle which could complete in finite time and with probability one, and have no other effect than to convert a quantity of heat into work, would certainly constitute an unconstrained violation.
