exact quantity

The exact quantity of gold taken was not immediately known.

Produce only the exact quantity that was withdrawn by the subsequent process.

We have not always specified exact quantities of food.

The exact quantity of tickets and series, and their prices, may be different each year.

However, Woot never gives the exact quantity available until after the item has sold out.

I buy exact quantities of food to eliminate leftovers that might spoil.

However, since then the police have been remarkably reticent about the exact quantity of drugs which they recovered.

Although exact quantities are difficult to measure, human activities have caused massive losses of soil organic carbon.

Integrated information is an exact quantity that can be measured using the following equations:

The exact quantities of money don't matter.

I cannot give you the exact quantities you should use, for it will vary from one water to another according to the carp population.

The first group require the exact quantities to be measured and recorded every second within predetermined limits of accuracy.

Often, we do not have access to these exact quantities, but we may be in a situation where good estimates can be made.

The exact quantity of oil sprayed on the ferry was estimated in the subsequent trial at 100 to 300 tons.

Physical copies are limited, although exact quantities are unknown.

Exact quantities are not necessary.

The exact quantity of munitions dropped on Caen is subject to some degree of dispute.

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Project leaders say the scientific goals of the project are untainted, since the exact quantity of added oxygen can be factored into studies.

The anchor reads out 10 ingredients with their quantity from a shopping list and after that the participants have to repeat those with exact quantity.

Therefore, when Neptune has prepared his bath, measure out carefully the exact quantity of permanent water needed, and let there be neither too little nor too much.

Heisenberg's relation [2]enforces upon us a choice if we wish to attempt a description of physics in terms of exact quantities.

Since very few other beverages are sold in this exact quantity, the term "two-liter" in American English almost invariably refers to a soft drink bottle.

The Piraha, a tribe in Brazil, whose language has only terms like few and many instead of numerals, are not able to keep track of exact quantities.

It both specifies the exact quantity of something - this many/this much, and indicates the large extent or degree of something - so(many/much).