A quantification is a statement over the attributes about their value condition or relation.<br/><br/>Together with the attribute definitions, it also provides the support for annotating acausal dynamic behavior constraints in terms of continuous-time and discrete-time dynamics models. In the development of embedded systems, such acausal specifications of behaviors are necessary for the definitions of system environments (e.g. the physical plants), electrical and electronics devices (e.g. the transfer functions of actuators)<br/><br/>Constraints:<br/>[1] A quantification is applied to at least one attribute.<br/><br/>Semantics:<br/>The quantification is a tuple of: 1. the operands of quantification expressions given by attributes; 2. the time conditions of concern; 3. the actual expressions of properties over single or multiple attributes.<br/><br/>EAST-ADL does not define logic and arithmetic operators for the expressions of parameter conditions but would support the definitions in future extensions.<br/><br/>Extension: <br/>EAElement.<br/>