Equivalent weight, in chemistry, the quantity of a substance that exactly reacts with, or is equal to the combining value of, an arbitrarily fixed quantity of another substance in a particular reaction.
Each RGC i bears fixed quantities of EphA and EphB depending on retinal position according to the standard gradients.
Synthetic standard solutions of 40 mg L−1 with a fixed quantity of adsorbent, fixed time, and fixed temperature were used.
Model quantities are represented by nodes in the graph: stochastic nodes for random quantities, logical nodes for functions of other parameters, and constant nodes for fixed quantities.
The classical modelling approach consists in estimating the parameters of a model which are then considered as fixed quantities.
Fortunately, confidence doesn't come in fixed quantities.
The whole idea of a cap-and-trade scheme is that you fix quantity, not price".
Only the north winds quench the heat before any considerable quantity of vapour has gathered, while in a south wind the evaporation is allowed to accumulate.
The Sea of Japan influences the climate of Japan because of its relatively warm waters; evaporation is especially noticeable in winter, when an enormous quantity of water vapour rises in the region between the cold, dry polar air mass and the warm, moist tropical air mass.
A detailed analysis of the effects of chloride on the interface location and quantity of water vapour leaving the dry face of the concrete is undertaken.
This is defined as the quantity of water vapour that passes through the unit of area of a material of unit thickness, when the difference of water pressure between both faces of the material is the unit.
