He announced that he would read a poem about the quantified self, meaning one that catalogued the evidence obtained from the close examination of a body, similar to the way he had examined his own body in "Fidget".
Kullback and Liebler's (1951) paper quantified the meaning of "information", a concept related to Fisher's thinking about "sufficient statistics" (Burnham and Anderson 2004).
To clarify and quantify the meaning of the DEMO relevance, criteria using a structural, functional and behavioural representation of the breeding blanket acting as a system are investigated.
However discretionary salt intake was not quantified in this survey, meaning sodium and iodine intakes are underestimated.
These responses showed that it was undesirable for users to quantify the meanings attached to different options along with their pros and cons.
The responses were categorised into groups and statements with similar meaning were quantified.
For most of the others, the human-capital gap is large, and likely to widen rather than narrow.One factor that the study quantifies is human-capital endowment, meaning the brainpower created by parents, formal education and training, and on-the-job learning.
Asked to quantify football's meaning to the network, Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Universal Sports, said, "Its dominance has been mind-numbing".
PAUL GOLDBERGER: This question pretty much follows on the last one, and I'd add only that it's impossible to quantify aesthetics vs. political and social impact and meaning.
To gain insight into the meaning of 2-methylhopanes, we quantified the dominant (des)methylated hopanoid species in the membranes of the model hopanoid-producing bacterium Rhodopseudomonas palustris TIE-1.
