She said that the Schneiders "created an environment where their need for volume, their choice of quantity over quality, simply left no time to practice medicine".
Daily work output was measured in terms of volume or quantity of items produced.
Will advertisers consider the volume of readers, the quantity, rather than their status, the quality?
This law states that, the temperature remaining constant, the volume of a given quantity of gas is inversely proportional to its pressure.
The Anglo-Irish chemist Robert Boyle, for example, discovered in the 17th century that at room temperature the volume of a fixed quantity of gas decreases proportionally as the pressure on it increases.
Archaic Pottery, ca 700-550 B.C. Preliminary statistical studies regarding the volume of pottery and quantity of imports lend support to the traditional date of 582/580 B.C. assigned to the beginning of the Panhellenic Isthmian Games.
However, "mating number" comprises a host of factors, including the number and duration of mating flights, the physical act of insemination, the volume of ejaculate, the quantity and viability of sperm and seminal proteins in the ejaculate, and the genetic diversity of sperm and seminal proteins.
It was also of interest to examine whether there might be differences in reach by sites and demography in terms of the overall volume or quantity of campaign components that had reached respondents (Tables 12 and 13).
The quantity of polymer materials produced each year, measured in terms of volume, exceeds the quantity of steel produced.
But there's a contemporary development with respect to volume, in the dual sense of quantity and loudness.
The reason for this outcome can be explained as follows: On condition that adding the nitrogen volume moderate on the basis of stabilizing the quantity of foaming agent (from 1 1 to 2 1), the volume and quantity of foam would increase, triggering the improvement in foam stability and mobility control ability.
