Definition
Definition of quantifying - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
measurementdescribing things measured by number or amount
- Quantifying methods were discussed in the meeting.
- Quantifying data is essential for accurate results.
- They focused on quantifying variables in the experiment.
Origin of quantifying
Latin, quantus (how much) + facere (to make)
Terms with quantifying included in their meaning
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benchmarking
accepted scale for quantifying features and making comparisons
measurement units
organized set of units for quantifying characteristics
measurement
standard measurement for quantifying time
media
process of quantifying audience size and demographics
data analysis
system for quantifying or categorizing variables
materials science
standard term for dynamic viscosity, quantifying how strongly liquid resists motion
predicate calculus
quantifying over individuals not predicates or clauses
clinical testing
quantifying sensitivity to harmful stimuli and the resulting discomfort level
weather
device quantifying precipitation levels
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- French:de quantification, ...
- German:quantifizierungsbezogen, ...
- Italian:relativo alla quantificazione, ...
- Spanish:relacionado con la cuantificación, ...
- Portuguese:quantificativo, ...
- Chinese:与量化有关, ...
- Japanese:定量化に関する, ...
- Arabic:كَمِّيّ, ...
- Hebrew:כַּמּוּתִי, ...
- Russian:связанные с количественной оценкой, ...
- Ukrainian:пов'язаний з кількісним визначенням, ...
- Hindi:मात्रात्मक, ...
Definition of quantify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
express numericallyexpress or measure the quantity of something in numerical terms
- The report quantifies the impact of the new policy on productivity.
2.
mathematicsdetermine the amount or number of something
- We need to quantify the resources available.
Origin of quantify
Latin, quantus (how much) + facere (to make)
Examples of quantify in a sentence
It's hard to quantify the benefits of the new system. Scientists attempt to quantify the impact of climate change. It's challenging to quantify the benefits of the new policy.
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- French:quantifier, évaluer, ...
- German:quantifizieren, messen, ...
- Italian:misurare, calcolare, ...
- Spanish:cuantificar, calcular, ...
- Portuguese:medir, calcular, ...
- Chinese:量化, 确定, ...
- Japanese:数値化する, 定量化する, ...
- Arabic:كَمَّ, قَيَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַמֵּת, לְכַמֵּת, ...
- Russian:выражать количественно, определять количество, ...
- Ukrainian:кількісно оцінювати, кількісно оцінити, ...
- Hindi:परिमाणित करना, गणना करना, ...
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