Sentence examples for he quantified from inspiring English sources

He echoed the sentiments of every fan from Alabama, Florida State or Oklahoma when he quantified the value of a good football team.

On a slide, he quantified a network's value as roughly proportional to the square of its number of users.

However, even the government is acknowledging that science, as an investment, leads to excellent returns: in Mr Johnson's speech, he quantified that return as at least 20% per annum.

Mr. Obama has not said how small a company would have to be in order to qualify for the exemption, nor has he quantified the size of the penalty.

When Łukasiewicz employed propositional variables, he quantified them in the manner of Peirce, using '$\Pi$' for the universal and '$\Sigma$' for the particular quantifier.

He quantified it through a survey last September, which is National Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month.

If we take him at his word, then we say that, when using his unloaded quantifier, he quantifies without incurring ontological commitment; but that is to make his statements incoherent by Quinean lights, since for the Quinean it is constitutive of the quantifier that it is bound up with ontology.

(As Lewis (1990: 27) says, he "quantifies without quantifying").

He quantifies key notions using a model-theoretic account of theory structure adapted from the structuralist program in philosophy of science (Balzer, Moulines, and Sneed, 1987).

In Piketty's analysis of the inequality trend, instead of employing the dubious Gini coefficient, he quantifies the Marxian dichotomy between capital and labor in income distribution, and thereby reveals a shocking truth: throughout the history of capitalism, capital gains has always exceeded by far labor gains.

But he said he cannot "quantify [the value], it's priceless.