More is better with Mr. Gober's art; quantity conveys the fullness of the language he has invented.
If Mr. Virilio at times has to work hard to squeeze every form of disaster into his accident thesis, "Unknown Quantity" does convey the potent idea that as technology advances it leaves accidents in its wake.
It is thought that one role of GCs is to filter the quantity of information conveyed to the cerebellum by MFs before passing it on to PCs and inhibitory interneurons (Arenz et al., 2009).
An immense quantity of spoil was conveyed away; according to Ruy González de Clavijo, 90 captured elephants were employed to carry stones from quarries to erect a mosque at Samarkand.
Fairweather's passion for her subject is mainly conveyed by the quantity of her research - not an incident goes unrecorded - but as to why she thinks Madame de Staël is so important for our own age, I was unsure.
Or, as The New York Evening Post put it in 1808: "Some wells have been dug in the filthiest corners of the town; a small quantity of water has been conveyed in wretched wooden pipes, now almost worn out, for family use; and in a manner scarcely, if at all, preferable to the former method of supplying water by the carts".
Noticeably, the age-dependence of the theory is no more explicit in these relationships, being conveyed by the quantity "u", which depends only on Tc and Td.
Information about the quality and quantity of the food source is conveyed by the liveliness and duration of the dance movements of the bee.
The great attribute of e-mail, of course, is that we're able to convey quantities of information to multitudes with ease — which happens to be its great drawback, as well.
Few teachers conveyed that a rate of change compares the relative sizes of changes in two quantities.
This sense of perseverance was also conveyed in one woman's story about how she ' struggled to build up small quantities at a time for the freezer stock' (TS1).
