Sentence examples for quantity points from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is essential to protect the fresh groundwater as per the quality and quantity points of view.

These individual accusations of Hitler-dom are pretty boring, but their sheer quantity points to an interesting question: Who in world history is the most like Hitler?

Sutter talked about quality over quantity, pointing out that shots are relatively even for the series.

As an example, consider the AGRIS article " Monitoring and Surveing Fingerling Releasing (Kutum Bream and Pike Pearch) in Quality and Quantity Point of View", indexed with 6 AGROVOC keywords.

Since obtained curves are only approximated, consequently greater quantity of measure points should be obtained in order to get better curves fitting to the experimental data.

The lofting of the latter particles in large quantities points to "substantial fuel melting," Dr. Henry said.

The most relevant conclusions regarding the way the analysis and verifications are treated in each code are briefly exposed in this paper as well as the main differences in the bridge design from quantities point of view.

Dedekind perceived that the character of the continuum need not depend on the quantity of points on a line segment (or continuum) but rather on how the line submits to being divided.

Accordingly, finite difference approximations of derivatives of fractional order engage a quantity of points that alters according to how faraway we are from the border line [12 14].

This resolution is a compromise between the accuracy of a demand location (size of a district) and the accuracy of the estimated demand quantity (data points per district).

In general, the dense faces have very large quantity of points, the distance changing on local area usually brings little changes to the average.