They were able to make use of a quantity of splendid sketches and drawings.
All the measured charges were integral multiples of a quantity that in contemporary units is 1.602 × 10−19 coulomb.
Curie, in physics, unit of activity of a quantity of a radioactive substance, named in honour of the French physicist Pierre Curie.
Even when the free rats could eat up all of a quantity of chocolate before freeing the trapped rat, they mostly preferred to free their cage-mate.
Scientists often describe the magnetic character of a nucleus in terms of a quantity closely related to spin called the nuclear magnetic moment (see nuclear magnetic resonance).
Scotland Yard confirmed Thursday that it was investigating the theft of "a quantity of clothing, bags and shoes" valued at almost $65,000.
Since the volume of a cube is expressed, in terms of an edge e, as e3, in arithmetic and algebra the third power of a quantity is called the cube of that quantity.
Dr Schön has spent the past few years turning out results of a quantity and apparent quality that were, until a few months ago, universally acknowledged to be worthy of a Nobel prize.
In modern physics, application of a quantity analogous to Coriolis force appears in electrodynamics wherever instantaneous voltages generated in rotating electrical machinery must be calculated relative to the moving reference frame: this compensation is called the Christoffel voltage.
The subscript 'ν' denotes evaluation of a quantity at a specific frequency, ν, and a subscript '0' denotes evaluation of a quantity in the local fluid rest frame.
It indicates the relation between the amounts of a quantity before and after the change.
