Thus quantity (corporeal extension) is constitutive of body as such.
According to Aristotle, Melissus held that everything is a single, i.e. continuous or indivisible, and unlimited quantity (or extension).
Dr. Kelly Brownell, a professor of psychology at Yale, called eating in such quantity merely an extension of America's toxic environment.
This, then, is knowledge at the level of the first 'degree of abstraction.' Physico-mathematical objects (e.g., quantity, number, and extension) stand at a second level of abstraction.
The most common scoring methods divide the skeleton into anatomical sectors, then give each sector an individual score for extension (quantity of metastases) and intensity (strength of uptake).
Unlike atomists, who attributed at least the quality of hardness (impenetrability) to the ultimate particles of matter, Descartes argued that matter, or synonymously, body [corpus] has no qualities whatsoever, but only quantity, i.e., extension.
Transverse resistance, mainly being a function of lithosphere resistivity (Palshin 1996), is an important quantity, controlling the spatial extension of coast-effect anomalies (cf. Kuvshinov et al. 1999; Vanyan and Palshin 1990; among others).
In the simplest case, one assumes that gray values found in the image file are directly proportional to image intensities and, by extension, protein quantity in the small gel area corresponding to the pixel.
The model results also reveal that the quantity of honey sold, frequency extension contact, beekeeping experience, distance to nearest market, market information about each outlet, cooperative membership, and trust in buyers determine market outlet choice decision of honey producers in the study area.
