It is shown that, at most, the differences may serve to have some quantity greater (less) at time notably less or greater than the reference time.
This move becomes evident in certain physical questions, e.g., in the study of condensation and rarefaction, where Albert openly disagrees with Buridan by arguing that condensation and rarefaction are possible only through the local motion of the parts of a body, and without needing to assume some quantity that would have a distinct reality on its own.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has the support of prominent neo-conservatives and various other historically Republican figures, not to mention some quantity of the 50 former GOP national security officials that will not be supporting her opponent.
Alternatively, it may be conducted to estimate some quantity, for example the prevalence of disease, in a specified population with a given degree of precision.
A few years later, reading "Hamlet" in college, I did a mental double take when I came upon a passage from Hamlet's speech to the players: … let those that play your clowns speak no more than is set down for them; for there be of them that will themselves laugh, to set on some quantity of barren spectators to laugh too… that's villainous, and shows a most pitiful ambition in the fool that uses it.
As the study covered the whole eligible population, we decided to specify some quantities in the results section.
Shorn of its objective content, democracy is reduced to mere majority rule and public opinion to some measurable quantity.
In contrast, scaled indices of agreement are normalized with respect to some given quantity and are therefore (unitless) relative measures.
Consequently, the purpose of the CSF is to reduce the number of nonzero coefficients in the effective channel to some specified quantity μ so that use of the BP detector becomes practically feasible.
