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Перевод: qualitative

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Тезаурус:

1. As Layton describes it, school chemistry became the "easily organized and easily examined exercises in qualitative analysis in which packets of powder were sent out to the schools and packets of paper were returned when the pupils had completed the routine of taking the solution through the charts"; if anyone asked "why?", "training of the faculties of observation and reasoning" would doubtless have been the reply.
2. "Clearly the members of the UGC had some informal qualitative knowledge of the relative research strategies of different university departments, but they had no systematic evidence to support these views.
3. Qualitative Aspects of Experience
4. But the quantitative explosion in the feral dog population in Italy has been accompanied by a qualitative change.
5. The arrival of the TPS nationally has made the difference not only to the quantity of this activity, but in significant qualitative and strategic ways.
6. The modern qualitative theory can be fleshed out into a quantitative technique; and this book tells a coherent and deep mathematical story, packed with insights and ideas.
7. In this setting the qualitative was constantly under evaluation at the expense of the quantitative measure, for the "wise" amongst us who were present knew that the statistical return often gives a skewed version of complex social events, although it speaks volumes about the way our systems of control are generated and maintained.
8. Emphasizing the applications and relevance of science : To obtain a major qualitative improvement to recruitment in science with more girls and with students possessing imaginative, flexible minds it would be necessary to make science appealing to boys and girls at the moratorium stage.
9. They emphasize qualitative and quantitative approaches, methods ranging from the rational to the intuitive, and the role of the clients in the evaluative process.
10. However, in general, the methods traditionally used by engineers to manage and control the large number of complex and interacting factors contributing to design tend to be qualitative and involve value judgements, the lessons of experience and ultimately pragmatism.
11. In the door of the shop stands the owner, with the Company's Ration Warrant Officer conducting individual qualitative and quantitative checks on what is being loaded on to the vehicle.
12. It uses all sorts of quantitative and qualitative data, and allows all types of subjective and objective assessments.
13. In a review of the present situation of soil degradation in ten countries of the Near East, Rafiq (1978: 9) states that: "in most countries only qualitative information is available," a view which Stocking (1978a) shares with reference to Africa.