Sentence examples for quantities that may be from inspiring English sources

They become mere quantities that may be amenable to prediction and manipulation.

The paper, however, opens the way to rigorous analysis of the dynamics of large neuron ensembles through derivations of different quantities that may be relevant.

But, recall (footnote 3) that in some models of the EPR/B experiment, in addition to the pair's state and the setting of the L- (R-) measurement apparatus there are other local physical quantities that may be relevant for the probability of the L- (R-) measurement outcome.

Measures of variation, what is termed 'evolutionary currency' (Parenti 1982), are basic and relevant quantities that may be of prime interest to monitoring projects.

Typical jigger cups may be too large to measure the very small quantities that may be poured.

The ship has the capacity to store 139,000 barrels of oil, a quantity that may be reached in a matter of days.

One important quantity that may be extracted from atomic-resolution electron micrographs is the positions of the atoms.

A structural quantity that may be associated with bulkiness of amino acid residues is the volume of the "territory" of residues as defined by the Voronoi tessellation[39], [40].

One simple (and possibly underused) quantity that may be derived from a survival model is the predicted survival proportion at any given point in time for a particular risk group.

For example it facilitates conducting energy analysis or quantity surveyors to look at the quantities of materials that may be required based on the elements parametric data.

Many of the studies used quantities of cocoa that may be impractical to recommend for long-term daily consumption (mostly >30 g).