Sentence examples for quantities which are from inspiring English sources

It is natural to suppose that it is useful to have senses which notice these conserved entities; hence mass, energy, and so on seem to have a basis in our experience, but are in fact merely certain quantities which are conserved and which we are adapted for noticing.

In these equations, all quantities which are not time indexed are constant parameters.

Such distinctions require the use of moral qualities and quantities, which are respectively affective and estimative modes.

Light points in the image are described using three quantities, which are light intensity, image concentration, and light.

After a successful validation of the numerical code this combination provides quantities which are very difficult or impossible to measure.

The eigenvalues and norming constants are called spectral data (besides these, there are other quantities, which are also called spectral data).

Other producers seem to have inexhaustible quantities which is very suspicious".

The parents "mistakenly believed they were entitled to bring on unlimited quantities, which is not what we say," Ms. Howe said.

They are probably of such widespread occurrence that an animal's normal food contains sufficient quantities, which is true for inorganic salts.

The foundation made them available to some of its members in small quantities, which is where Mr. Chezar enters the picture.

Figures 18(d)‒(f) shows the percentage difference between the two quantities, which is in the range of [22%, 24%] basically.