But the hierarchy is simply a measure of potential.
The Washington Post quoted James Paul Dice, a meteorologist at a television station in Birmingham: [Dice] said there is a measure of potential tornadic activity known as the "energy helicity index".
The first characteristic is reflected primarily in the thermodynamic quantity S, called entropy, which is a measure of disorder, and the second characteristic is reflected in the thermodynamic quantity H, called enthalpy, which is a measure of potential energy i.e., the energy that must be supplied to separate all the molecules from one another.
It offers a measure of potential damage control but it is not legally binding, nor does it apply in a country's territorial waters, so it may be interpreted as subjectively as UNCLOS.For China, the big question as it seeks to become a maritime power is how much it wants to project that status into the wider oceans beyond its neighbourhood.
Lisfranc joint spreading was used as a measure of potential pain in injured patients.
Model (1) is the most restrictive specification, including only the measure of potential revenue exposure as defined in (7) above.
The outer loop iterates around the measure of potential recruiters (N_{s} overline {Gamma }(psi _{1})) and the inner loop around the measure of unemployed.
Intuitively, the SSR serves as a better measure of potential local production to satisfy the net demand or local consumption of food.
This result led us to conclude that SSR was a better measure of "potential" local production to satisfy local market consumption of food in Hawai'i.
To some extent, compensated damages reveal a retrospective measure of potential loss and constitute a concrete and meaningful measure within insurance companies.
Combined phosphatase and phosphodiesterase (EP) activities were compared with leucine aminopeptidase activities (EN), yielding a measure of potential microbial investment in P acquisition relative to N acquisition.
