Sentence examples for expressed quantitatively from inspiring English sources

This fundamental limitation is expressed quantitatively by the second law of thermodynamics (see below).

Prior to the development of radiometric methods of dating rocks, the ages of rocks and other geologic features could not be expressed quantitatively, or as numbers of years, but instead were expressed solely in terms of relative ages, in which the age of a particular geologic feature could be expressed as relatively younger or older than other geologic features.

Molecular interactions can be expressed quantitatively in thermodynamic analysis.

Fairness/equity is expressed quantitatively using the Gini index.

Qualitative data on future scenarios had to be expressed quantitatively when performing the LCA.

The deformation of the system is expressed quantitatively by strain rates.

A quantitative criterion called shape parameter is then used to express quantitatively the difference in shape between a given experimental drop and a spherical shape.

It can then be deduced that the individual has a utility function, which measures the value to him of each course of action when each of the uncertain possibilities is the true one, and a "subjective probability distribution," which expresses quantitatively his beliefs about the uncertain situations.

Weights, noted θ i,j and λi(i = 1,.12; j = 1,.3), are therefore associated to the target packets and channels respectively to express quantitatively their classification reliability.

The indices of ventilation efficiency express quantitatively the ability to deliver fresh upper-tier wind to the lower tiers of void spaces and dilute pollutants emitted therein.

Health economists use the concept of utility to express quantitatively adverse effects of diagnosis and treatment on quality of life.