SAP variable values are specified in a proprietary MDX clause appended to the original query. Analysis Services parameter values are passed separately from the MDX query, and are evaluated at the server.
So...keeping that in mind, if you look at the palm of your hand -- all of it, from where it meets your wrist, all the way around (except the fingers) that is about the same size as 3-4 ounces of steak. So, twice that much would be 6-8 ounces. Don't forget -- that's UNcooked. When steak cooks, it gets smaller.
It is very common for a steak to be four ounces, six ounces, eight ounces or even more. A typical T-bone steak, for example, can weigh 16 ounces and provide approximately 704 calories, 30 grams of fat, almost 12 grams of saturated fat and 102 grams of protein, according to the USDA. A filet mignon, or beef tenderloin steak (shown on the label), is usually much smaller and leaner.