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• v  use as a quantifier
• v  express as a number or measure or quantity
  Can you quantify your results?

• There is no question that racial bias is a powerful force to overcome and a slippery one to quantify.
• Pride is a difficult concept to quantify, but for China, the Olympics provide a simple calculation for its ascent.
• A century of efforts to quantify physiological differences between the races has yielded plenty of anthropological mumbo jumbo.

• measure

News & Articles

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• Two Weeks In, Riders and Errors for Bike-Share Effort
  More than 170,000 trips have been taken, but the system has been troubled by more growing pains than the Bloomberg administration cares to quantify.
  June 11, 2013 - New York Times
• Bike-Share Effort Draws Riders and Hits Snags
  More than 170,000 trips have been taken with the program, but it has been troubled by more growing pains than the Bloomberg administration cares to quantify.
  June 11, 2013 - New York Times
• A Google-Funded Study Quantifies Cloud Computing's Environmental Benefits
  Cloud computing -- using a centralized data center to process and store you data so that you can access them wherever you are -- is supposed to be more cost effective and environmental friendly than conventional data centers.  But how do you quantify those benefits?
  June 11, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• Michael Mukasey in International Herald Tribune
  Mukasey called the total dollar amount of the alleged theft "impossible to quantify at this point."
• President Bush in Environment News Service
  This initiative will help us rapidly detect, quantify and respond to outbreaks of disease in humans and animals, and deliver information quickly to state, and local, and national and international public health officials,said Bush. "By...
• Mike Scioscia in MLB.com
  What Vlad has done for our organization, you really can't quantify it,Scioscia said. "He's going to go out and continue his career and it'll be Hall of Fame caliber by the time it's done."