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Перевод: quantification

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определение количества; квантификация ; квантование
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Тезаурус:

1. These indicators, however, suggest little of an officer's abilities in the field, where outputs are vaguer and defy quantification.
2. In the discussion I have taken the necessity of quantification for granted (although it sometimes happens in such communities that some patterns of variation are obvious without formal quantification).
3. It is also much less common in female speech than in male; therefore, our quantification is based on male speech alone.
4. Such efforts may eliminate some common inaccuracies, but no set of criteria can avoid distortion caused by the quantification of unlike incidents.
5. "its effect" - a description of how the position shown in the accounts is different as a result of the departure, normally with quantification, except (
6. Surprisingly, in the last decades is that literary studies, perhaps especially classical studies, which may seem to be at the other extreme of the academic spectrum from the sciences, have shown themselves more self confident in the use of computers than history has done, even though history is closer to the social sciences which have for long been acclimatized to quantification and computerization.
7. The modern control room fools us into thinking that we have more accurate and basic control, while the basics of actual quantification of change have not altered, merely the presentation of inaccurate data in more sophisticated ways.
8. Quantification of most of this material presents few methodological difficulties; the exception is the variable "occupation".
9. Most important was the quantification of economics.
10. Professional guidance has, perhaps of necessity, made no attempt to provide any form of quantification other than the requirement that the auditor should be reasonably satisfied that the going concern basis is appropriate.
11. This in turn permits the quantification of the relative contributions of pre- and postsynaptic factors to the strength of a given synapse.
12. However indirectly related to sensory experience a laboratory quantification of a particular form of energy may be, in the end the rate of exchange between one form of energy and another - the way in which we compare the quantity of one with the quantity of another - reposes upon the gold standard of subjectivity.