The exceptions are regional studies that mainly provide evidence on the price-quantity contribution to changes in hourly wages.
The sophistication and quantity of contributions in both of these areas continue to increase, as more philosophers have taken film seriously as a subject for philosophical investigation.
Record equivalents express the quantity of contributions due to relationships and/or due to records considered for the evaluation of an animal.
Factors that are considered during the evaluation process include the quality and quantity of contributions in addition to the influencing effect within the technical community.
He suspected the Federal Election Commission is unlikely to look at the relative handful of unusual cases when dealing with such massive quantities of contributions.
Hence, by substracting from that quantity the contribution of the transcriptional noise, i.e. Eq. (18), we obtain the levels of intrinsic noise (see Results).
They then partition the obtained molecular electron density (or a density-derived quantity) into atomic contributions (atomic partial charges) according to various population analyses [9 19].
By examining all contributors' activity from a large site named Super User, we unveil nine behavioral profiles that group users according to the quality and quantity of their contributions.
Another property that is used to predict the transport characteristics of a molecule is topological or molecular total polar surface area (TPSA) 174, which is the quantity of surface contributions of polar atoms, such as oxygens, nitrogens, and hydrogens in a molecule 175.
In pragmatic terms, the assertion of one subcontrary (Some men are bald) is not only compatible with, but actually conversationally implicates, the other (Some men are not bald), given Grice's Maxim of Quantity ("Make your contribution as informative as is required"; see the entries on Paul Grice, pragmatics, and implicature).
