The emphasis in every one of the definitions is on how the designated quantity is to be measured, as illustrated by the opening definition: "Quantity of matter [or mass] is a measure of matter that arises from its density and volume jointly".
For the competitive binding assay, 0.005 µg of 32P-labeled peptide MA11 was added to a well containing 10,000 Caco2 cells and a designated quantity of cold, non-phosphorylated MA11.
While marijuana is now legal in designated quantities in these states, many past offenders still have cannabis convictions tainting their records, ultimately road-blocking them from moving on with their lives.
Now I step back and let my girlfriend take over and she rattles off about 13 items while designating quantities.
Unfortunately, however, a tendency not to pay close attention to the text has caused much of this discussion to produce unnecessary confusion.[18] The definitions inform the reader of how key technical terms, all of them designating quantities, are going to be used throughout the Principia.
We have made no attempt to designate quantities, since some people prefer sparse toppings whereas others like them heaped on.
That during the last three years the respondent has received at his store, in said Whitehall, and distinct orders by mail, telegraph, and distince orders by mail, telegraph, and express for specified and designated small quantities of intoxicating liquors, from as many different parties residing in Rutland, in the state of Vermont.
In his famous proof, numbers carry two meanings — the familiar one designating a quantity, and an encoded one designating a logical proposition (e.g., "No number can be multiplied by 0 to produce 7").
We designate this quantity as the charge flux, JQ (pC s 1 cm–2), or the average amount of charge passing through the lipid bilayer per unit area per unit time.
The subscripts src and rec designate quantities evaluated at the source and the receiver, respectively.
It then became possible to calculate a quantity, designated Vm, that represents the volume of gas necessary to form a monolayer on the accessible surface; furthermore, the area of the surface can be determined from the known dimensions of the adsorbed molecules.
