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Перевод: quantitative

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Тезаурус:

1. The quest for sharper and more quantitative ways of making decisions on research is widespread.
2. The combination of cryogenic trap, programmable automation and precise pressure control provides quantitative and reproducible SFE and SFC in application areas that include polymer, petroleum, environmental, food and natural product analysis.
3. The main difference between the integrated and the marginal man is not qualitative but a quantitative difference in the structure of occupational, educational and housing opportunities.
4. However, their most alarming quantitative forecast, of 4.5 million unemployed in Britain by 1990, came from forecasts made by the Cambridge Economic Policy Group and was based on economic factors which had nothing to do with new technology.
5. This illustrates dramatically the influence of the individual nucleons on the nuclear size, but as yet no quantitative calculations have been able to reproduce the effect.
6. The best established approach to social differences in pronunciation and grammar is the quantitative sociolinguistic survey.
7. Greater credence was given to quantitative data, judged "representative", to be obtained by a questionnaire administered to a large number of gypsies."
8. The flaw - the quantitative fallacy - results from the all-pervading relativism of the age, and the attempt to replace value judgements by objective, scientific evaluation (for a time, in the 1960s the phrase "value judgement" was the pejorative put-down).
9. This quantitative approach has been adopted to some extent by at least one local authority as the policy statement below illustrates:
10. In addition to such single-industry, cross-country studies the recent availability of quantitative survey data in Britain and the United States has now made it possible to test some explanatory hypotheses of bargaining structures more systematically across a much broader cross-section of industries.
11. Quantitative Analysis I
12. Their faults seem so deeply ingrained, from quantitative measures and bogus statistics to valueless currencies and not caring about the environment.
13. Nevertheless, Libyans in Kufra and Ajdabiya resented the government's attempts to secure social justice by altering the permitted range of economic activities, by changing the rules of participation in production and by introducing quantitative limits into the notion of property.