The compression of these tastings and the ensuing consumer demand is because of the limited quantities of the greatest wines, but the word Burgundy needn't raise price alarm bells.
This is likely because book reviewers function differently than movie reviewers: Because of the quantity of books produced each year and the time it takes to read them, it's uncommon for a reviewer to cover every big hit.
Because of the quantity of information needed for composition, the six-channel Teletypesetter tape is being increasingly replaced by seven- and eight-channel tape.
The men, Ronald Mack, 38, his brother, Rodney Mack, 31, and Jesse Opher, 37, received the unusually long sentences because of the quantity of drugs sold and the use of guns, Stephen J. Taylor, an assistant United States attorney, said.
"I was infatuated by China and its political ideas and I still think it is an incredible experiment, not democratic, but because of the quantity of the people," Ms. Prada says.
Engineers and scientists often do not have access to workflow control or sufficient computational resources, either due to limited resource availability and lack of process controls, or because of the quantity of data produced.
Because of the quantity of known sublease space and the unknown quantity of shadow space, said Stephen T. Sakwa, senior real estate analyst at Merrill Lynch, "even if you make heroic assumptions about leasing, then it's going to be a long time, in our minds, before we have healthy markets".
In the third wave, digitizing the real world, "China will leapfrog the US," because of the quantity of data, less concern by consumers about privacy, and cheaper hardware.
