Sentence examples for explicit quantification from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, no explicit quantification of the changes in regional population aging differentiation exist.

Spatially explicit quantification of aboveground carbon distributions is essential to monitor and understand ongoing changes in carbon stocks.

Thereby, it enables explicit quantification of the physical transport process through preferential flow paths, honouring all independently available experimental information.

The spatially explicit quantification captures the landscape composition and highlights the benefits of Landsat's spatial resolution for estimating carbon across different study areas in the Cerrado.

Again, given Reflexivity and Transitivity, the definiens in (521) is equivalent to 22. Actually, Tarski's result refers to a stronger version of GEM in which infinitary sums are characterized using explicit quantification over sets, rather than schematic formulas.

Some early theories, such as those of Tarski (1929) and Leonard and Goodman (1940), require explicit quantification over sets (see Niebergall 2009a, 2009b; Goodman produced a set-free version of the calculus of individuals in 1951).

Such a high value is in agreement with the perception of some volcanologists at the time (Civetta and Gasparini 2012), even if explicit quantifications of probabilities were not available.

The result is an explicit uncertainty quantification for input variables of energy models based on well-established measure and probability theory.

The particular geometry of the superposed micro-faults lends itself to an explicit analytical quantification of the porosity and permeability of the damaged material.

On Quine's view, we should replace '(Fa & Fb) → ∃X Xa & Xb)' with explicit first-order quantification over sets, as in '(Fa & Fb) → ∃s(a∈s & b∈s)'; where '∈' stands for 'is an element of', and this second conditional is not a logical truth, but rather a hypothesis (to be evaluated holistically) concerning sets.

In this paper we address the megafaunal syndrome hypothesis by giving an explicit definition and quantification of fruit traits of putative megafauna species from Brazilian plant communities, comparing them to extant and related species in other habitats and examining the ecological correlates of the syndrome.