Sentence examples for for a certain quantity from inspiring English sources
But when you're putting together an institution of a certain type of manners and morals, it makes sense to go in for a certain quantity of homogeneity.
Nonetheless, the double-centenarian helps broker a deal: a pair of Tekelians will accompany the party back to civilization, in return for a certain quantity of prepackaged desserts to be delivered upon their return.
The episode recalls one of the first conceptual artworks to make a stir, in 1959, when the French artist Yves Klein created a complicated plan to sell zones of nothingness in exchange for a certain quantity of gold (part of which was to be thrown into the Seine as part of the exchange).
We also mention that the left-hand side of (21) is another good example for the general property such that the integrand of a functional Fquantity = ∫gad r1 = ∫gbd r1 = "value" may not be the same (i.e., ga ≠ gb), but they yield the same value for a certain quantity.
Remember about how much coffee grounds you were using with your machine for a certain quantity of water.
If for instance it is asked how current values of a certain quantity depend functionally on its preceding values, and/or current or preceding values of other quantities, there may be no answer.
One very important characteristic of all these models is that they all express conservation of a certain quantity; mass, momentum, heat etc. in any moment for any subdomain.
In the same way, too, what is potentially of a certain quality or of a certain quantity in a certain place is naturally movable when it contains the corresponding principle in itself and not accidentally (for the same thing may be both of a certain quality and of a certain quantity, but the one is an accidental, not an essential property of the other).
So, too, what is of a certain quantity extends itself over a certain space unless something prevents it.
The third result would be to improve the balance of our banking structure, making for a larger proportion of sound commercial loans (especially when business again expands) and permitting the repayment of a certain quantity of frozen security loans.
