In the simplest case, one assumes that gray values found in the image file are directly proportional to image intensities and, by extension, protein quantity in the small gel area corresponding to the pixel.
The new policy adjusted the main planning of the SLCP and the work priorities were shifted from converting large-scale new land to consolidating the existing achievement, hence a shift from quantity extension to forest quality improvement.
These errors directly propagate into the quantity extension for the special case of linkers that are significantly stiffer than the laser traps themselves.
The world is becoming a world of cities; cities grow in number, they grow in the number of inhabitants, their extension and height, the quantity of goods produced and consumed, the quantity of refuse they produce, and in the energy they devour.
Thus quantity (corporeal extension) is constitutive of body as such.
According to Aristotle, Melissus held that everything is a single, i.e. continuous or indivisible, and unlimited quantity (or extension).
Dr. Kelly Brownell, a professor of psychology at Yale, called eating in such quantity merely an extension of America's toxic environment.
In 1874, Frege completed his Habilitationsschrift, entitled Rechnungsmethoden, die sich auf eine Erweiterung des Grössenbegriffes gründen ("Methods of Calculation Based on an Extension of the Concept of Quantity").
This, then, is knowledge at the level of the first 'degree of abstraction.' Physico-mathematical objects (e.g., quantity, number, and extension) stand at a second level of abstraction.
Unlike atomists, who attributed at least the quality of hardness (impenetrability) to the ultimate particles of matter, Descartes argued that matter, or synonymously, body [corpus] has no qualities whatsoever, but only quantity, i.e., extension.
