Sentence examples for for a given quantity from inspiring English sources

Boyle's law says that pressure and volume are inversely related for a given quantity of gas.

Usually, for a given quantity of resources, we will do more good if we help those who are worst off, because they have the greatest unmet needs.

For each product, the person had to choose one of five different suppliers, each quoting a different price for a given quantity of the product.

The same quality of sugar which exchanged, twenty years ago, for a given quantity of manufactures, iron or hardware, will now command at least three times the quantity of those articles.

The McLeod gauge takes advantage of Boyle's law (the product of pressure and volume for a given quantity of gas remains constant if a constant temperature is maintained) to determine gas pressure within a range of 10 to 10-6 torr.

This observation led to the expression of Raoult's law, which states that the changes in certain related properties of a liquid (e.g., vapour pressure, boiling point, or freezing point) that occur when a substance is dissolved in the liquid are proportional to the number of molecules of dissolved substance (solute) present for a given quantity of solvent molecules.

The advantage of lime pretreatment is that the cost of lime required for pretreatment of a given quantity of biomass is lowest among alkaline treatments.

Alternatively, the productively efficient mix can be thought of as the mix for which a given quantity of services at a particular quality is produced for the lowest cost.

In a stochastic clock the probability of a certain amount of change is constant (for example, a given quantity of atoms of radium-226 is expected, through decay, to be reduced by half in 1,620 years), although some variation occurs in the actual amount of change.

For example, withdrawing and consuming a given quantity of water is likely to have greater impacts in Kansas than in Ohio.

The magnitude of the SAMIs corresponding to a given quantity and year for each city were used to rank cities.