Sentence examples for definition of quantity from inspiring English sources

Because his body also transcends the definition of quantity, the problem of limited quantity is removed as well.

These data strongly suggest that the definition of quantity as well as the quality of hyaluronan chains in tumors is fundamental for the regulation of cancer cell processes during the different stages of the metastatic cascade.

Instead, the system attempts to enforce metacognitive learning by requiring an appropriate definition of quantities before they are used.

The new literature on coordination shifts the emphasis of the discussion from the definitions of quantity-terms to the realizations of those definitions.

The most important definitions of quantities have been adopted from earlier studies [29].

It may refer to a lack of knowledge of a quantity by an observer, or to the experimental inaccuracy with which a quantity is measured, or to some ambiguity in the definition of a quantity, or to a statistical spread in an ensemble of similary prepared systems.

Measurement begins with a definition of the quantity that is to be measured, and it always involves a comparison with some known quantity of the same kind.

Leibniz had a famous argument with the Cartesians over the correct definition of this quantity.

Definition of the quantity (langle x, b rangle) if x is a point of (mathbb{D}) and b a point of its boundary: (xi(b,x)) is the horocycle through x which is tangent to the boundary at b, and (Delta(b, x)) is the segment joining the origin O to the point on (xi(b,x)) which is diametrically opposite b; the number (langle x, b rangle) is, up to a sign, the hyperbolic length of this segment.

The calculated electron phonon coupling strength between these modes and the CVB LUMO state is shown by the bold blue trace in Figure 2 c (see eq SI-6 in the Supporting Information for a detailed definition of this quantity).

That might affect your definition of "reasonable quantities".