Examples of using Be quantified in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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complex of pleasurable sensations, he suggested that it might be quantified by measuring the human pulse rate.
The problem lies in the idea that we can maximize good, that human good can be quantified in any rationally meaningful way.
interactions that cannot be quantified.
Google AMP is ensuring that AMP traffic can be quantified and analyzed the same way visitors browsing regular pages are recorded.
can often be quantified in quality and monetary terms.
The damage could not be quantified, but the damage to the legal profession was described as obvious and significant.
Opportunities: The opportunities that are available to us cannot be quantified, we know that everybody on planet earth eat farm produce.
Opportunities: The opportunities that are available to us cannot be quantified, we know that everybody on planet earth eat farm produce.
The presence of water vapour changes the conductivity of the material, and that can be quantified to accurately measure transpiration from a leaf.
identity that can't easily be quantified.
While we did receive responses, there were too few from which to draw any statistically significant data which can be quantified.
But here's what Naess said:“The right of all forms[of life] to live is a universal right which cannot be quantified.”.
What defines quality content, and how can its value be quantified?
The discipline must quantify things that can't always be quantified, so it has to rely on rules, estimates and assumptions.
The two disciplines must try to quantify what can't always be quantified, and so must rely on rules, estimates, and assumptions.
Measurable: your goal should be quantified so that you know at any point in time whether you are on track or not.
Ambulation ability can be quantified the same way wheelchair mobility is quantified. .
It is the idea of quantifying what can't always be quantified and relying on rules, estimates and assumptions.
Science limits itself to what can be quantified and tested by repeated, controlled, and objective experiments.
The directions toward various objects in the sky can be quantified by constructing a Celestial Coordinate System.