First and foremost, he introduced the notion that information could be quantified at all.
This is deeply flawed because it can't be quantified at those speeds.
Thus one electrochemical sensing reaction at one pole of BPE could be quantified at both ends.
"Dell believes that any resolution would likely include monetary penalties, which cannot be quantified at this time," it said.
It is portrayed almost entirely as what I call a "strategic deal"—that is, the financial benefits will only be realized far in the future or can't be quantified at all.
The intensity of that charm will be quantified at a future ESPN game when Vitale will be connected to a minicomputer that will measure his vocal cords' vibrations and "provide us with objective metrics of Dick's extreme vocal performance," Zeitels said.
The availability of downscaled climate simulations has resulted in the optimism that future climate change threats to urban water security could now be quantified at the scale of individual cities; however, is this really the case?
Thames Water is subject to a five-year price control period that runs out in 2015 but has said it needs to ask customers for more money to cover costs that could not be quantified at the time this was set in 2009.
The council said the full implications of the staff reductions "could not be quantified at present".
BNP/NT-proBNP levels should be quantified at regular intervals in patients with cardiogenic shock to assess the severity of heart disease (strong agreement).
The violacein production can be quantified at 580 [nm] by subtracting the contribution of the bacterial cell components at 764 [nm] which resulted in k pigment = 0.043.
