The phrase "all quantities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every amount or measure of something in a general context.
Example: "The recipe calls for all quantities of flour, sugar, and butter to be measured accurately."
Alternatives: "every amount of" or "all amounts of".
The relative information entropy is used to quantify the difference between the compared density functions and an efficient approach based on stochastic sampling is introduced for estimating this entropy for all quantities of interest.
All quantities of interest (such as lift and drag on the cylinder) were computed without taking advantage of the cylindrical geometry of the problem, making the algorithm suitable to study more general geometries.
In this study we validate the new method by comparing it with a fully explicit code for compressible flow at general Mach numbers showing a good agreement in all quantities of interest.
And if relative distances and times exhaust the spatiotemporal in this way, then shouldn't all quantities of motion be defined in terms of those relations?
Moreover, to facilitate the readability of the coupling concept, we introduce the abbreviations Ψ and Ψ ⋆ that represent all quantities of the glass jets and the air flow, respectively.
The vector y → (t) comprises all q output variables of the system, which either correspond to measured quantities or more general to all quantities of interest.
An additional correction step is included to ensure that all the quantities of interest (density, velocity, pressure) are bounded by the physically admissible low-order values.
All the quantities of axial force, shear force, radial and tangential displacements are decoupled and expressed as harmonic functions in terms of angle of tangent slope.
An incinerator with capacity of 47,250 kg/h was confirmed to burn all the quantity of waste generated by the city through the next 15 years.
All the quantity of samples fell within the amount of the three control standards.
From this spectral likelihood expansion all statistical quantities of interest can be calculated semi-analytically.
