Sentence examples for a quotient of from inspiring English sources

With that flamboyant success has come a quotient of controversy.

By Bausch standards, the piece looks deceptively entertaining, with a quotient of bathroom humor.

Quotient rule, Rule for finding the derivative of a quotient of two functions.

A stress is expressed as a quotient of a force divided by an area.

A quotient of summertime tension is programmed into the city's DNA.

The perception that Booker is atypical has generated a quotient of media fascination.

This proto B G system is a quotient of the B G system.

There is still a quotient of wonderfully reckless independent producers, but those careers usually don't last long.

Too often introspective playing comes with a quotient of narcissism, a look-at-me-in-my-profundity type of pose.

Certainly there's a quotient of mad greed in the market's giddy rise, but mainly among middling collectors and most dealers.

"It" tingles with intimations of a destiny reachable by bridge or tunnel and a quotient of E. B. White's requirement for arrivers here, "a willingness to be lucky".