Workers needing parts submit cards specifying part number, quantity, and required destination.
Fractional interception of photosynthetically active radiation (FIPAR) (i.e. light interception) by tree fruit canopies determines, in large part, fruit quantity and quality, and thus profitability.
First, the indefinite subject in the examples in (14) consists of any or none followed by a partitive phrase (one that indicates a part or quantity of a group as distinct from the whole, here of us), whereas in the previous examples of split subjects the indefinite components (nobody, anybody, nothing, etc). have a nominal component and no partitive phrase.
Quality deteriorated in part because quantity expanded so fast.Special report Land of promise Heavy going The blessings of stability The economy of heat The final frontier Rich man, poor man Low marks The slow road to paradise No end of violence Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsUpgrading is harder than expanding.
The question around the Oscars has been "is the quality there?" But Sundance realized that quality comes at least in part from quantity.
Previously, using data from this longitudinal sample of US adolescents, we found that the association between movie alcohol exposure (MAE) and drinking frequency was mediated through drinking cognitions 20 and that an association between MAE and alcohol problems was mediated, in part, through quantity of alcohol consumed.
But AMD has had problems producing 233MHz parts in quantity.
This seems to be the case with health and shape: health is a proportion of the humors, and so, relational; likewise, shape is related to parts of quantity, without which, therefore, it cannot exist.
We are still testing the ability of many suppliers to deliver high quality production parts in quantities sufficient to meet our planned production ramp.
