Examples of using To quantify in English and their translations into Czech
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neuroscience still has found no way to quantify fear itself.
To quantify whatever this thing is, but there's been a significant drop off Sir, we don't have an SI base unit in what we can measure.
In what we can measure. to quantify whatever this thing is, Sir, we don't have an SI base unit but there's been a significant drop off.
although I promise to try to quantify and prove this.
is far more difficult to quantify.
Rich Terrile has tried to work out the probability that we might be living in a simulation to quantify the possibility that there is a God.
Finally, we call on the Commission to report to us and to quantify, including from an economic point of view, the measures taken
a scientifically accepted method to quantify training load.
as what u did, but no need to quantify your sister's pain.
the nature of these crimes, they're-they're notoriously hard to quantify… in any kind of rigorous scientific level,
not entirely impossible, to quantify the variables that describe existing human consciousness.
allow us to quantify the number of users
It has not yet been possible to quantify the extent of this earthquake
desorption of conazole fungicides; 2 to quantify changes in the fate,
I believe that it is time for us to quantify these costs and attempt to respond to this situation using not only financial means,
for the Bali Action Plan to refer to quantified targets for the reduction in CO2 emissions.
It is difficult to quantify.
It's hard to quantify.
It's hard to quantify.
Complicated, intimate, hard to quantify.