Mennin said that whenever he considered starting one, he was put off by the guitar repertory's large quotient of arrangements.
Its buildings have been waiting for a facelift for years, and although it's orderly, there's a look about its large quotient of white, working-class pupils – a greyness of skin, shadows under the eyes – that says they're not thriving.
A high-seas adventure tale with a large quotient of allegory, in which Pi Patel, a teenage Indian boy, and a 450-pound tiger named Richard Parker become the only survivors of a shipwreck that swallowed a private zoo belonging to Pi's family.
Although Ms. Neshat tends to get treated as the art world's resident expert on Iranian affairs, her work contains a large quotient of entertainment value, extracting a lush cinematic glamour from the mosques, narrow streets and thronged bazaars of the Muslim landscape.
"Canada's Stephen Lewis, the United Nations envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, calls this 'the largest quotient of hope we've had in a long, long time.' Certainly, something had to be done.
If the ratio of a and b is very large, the quotient is large and many subtractions will be required.
A year ago the Met closed its rooms of 19th-century European painting and sculpture for renovation; I had not revisited them since they reopened in December and had forgotten quite how large their ballet quotient is.
The larger network has a quotient network on a flow-invariant subspace that is isomorphic to the network in Fig. 5b (see [20] and Sect. 5 of [13]).
While I don't know these folks personally, I suspect the dopiness quotient is larger than the hate quotient.
Maximum Hazard Quotient: The largest HQ for a receptor.
