However, regarding practical investigations of disturbances at observatories due to magnetic fields, the absolute value is the quantity of importance.
Among many chemical reactivity indices, one quantity of importance is the electrophilicity, ω, introduced by Parr and co-workers [7].
The Newtonian gauge is a quantity with importance in the General Theory of Relativity.
This is an important advantage of the Physalis method over other numerical methods involving interpolation, differentiation, and integration during postprocessing, which may significantly degrade the accuracy of the derivative quantities of importance.
Because of the features of the analytical solutions, the derivative quantities of importance, such as electric field, charge distribution, and force, have the same order of accuracy as the solved potential field during postprocessing.
The higher the score on the dimension 'Managing by reference to quality rather than quantity', the more importance is attached in relative terms to quality-based management and the less importance to quantity-based management.
The velocity divergence (rate of fluid volumetric expansion) is a flow field quantity of fundamental importance in low-Mach flows.
Local volume fraction of the lth particle, αl, is the quantity of foremost importance in calculating the gas-mediated particle particle interaction effect in multiphase flows.
For a thin lens, i.e. a two-dimensional model problem, we give an analytical approximation for the distribution of temperature, a quantity of great importance for the prediction of the performance of the lens.
In this context the prime quantity of central importance to the actual statistical analysis-procedure is the process of inheritance of alleles.
Measurement of a single anteroposterior distance is a relatively crude measure of damage to a complex structure such as the optic radiation; however, this is the quantity of most importance clinically for visual outcome.
