A quantizer or numerical determination is a determinant in the syntax that provides more information about the amount of or not countable of the word it belongs to (usually a noun that may or may not be a substance name).
A quantum is not just a count word. Also words that indicate a non-countable limited amount, like some, many, all and some, are quantifiers. For example:
In the above sentences, the quantifiers "single" and "each" refer to a quantizable whole, that is, a whole that is not essentially equal to each of the individual "components". This is true for quantities with a cumulative . These latter quantities are also described by quantifiers, but of the non-countable amounts, as many: Related concepts
A quantum is considered a linguistic operator. Also see
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