"changing quality" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process or act of something or someone undergoing a change or transition in their quality, or the degree to which they possess a certain characteristic. It can also refer to the overall state or condition of something or someone in terms of their characteristics or features. Example sentence: "The changing quality of the city's infrastructure has been a hot topic of debate among local politicians."
Pregnancy could affect voice attributes by changing quality and perturbation rates, mainly during the third trimester.
However, process models identifying the demand for changing quality testing activities as well as methodologies for systematic adaption of ongoing quality inspection processes are deficient.
If there's an eco-conscious agenda here, it's secondary to Sternfeld's rapt attention to the changing quality of light on the land as it turns from barren to luxuriant and back.
Specifically, Ms. Jongerius wanted to gauge how the changing quality of light at high altitudes would affect her perception of their colors, and to decide which variations of the original hues would achieve the desired effect up in the air.
Changes in the colour of the ocean waters are caused either by the colour of the particulates in suspension and dissolved substances or by the changing quality of the solar radiation at the ocean surface as determined by the angle of the Sun and atmospheric conditions.
In the allocation of financial resources, a company's executive board is commonly interested in the profit implications of competing projects, but existing concepts fail to capture the profit impact of changing quality levels, thus putting quality initiatives at a disadvantage compared with more "classical" investment opportunities.
Buddhists rejected the notion of substances with changing qualities, and affirmed instead that change was logically impossible.
Kahn once described "the endlessly changing qualities of natural light, in which a room is a different room every second of the day".
Atomic reality is understood as constantly changing: what appears to us as a world made up of enduring substances with changing qualities is, in fact, a series of moments that arise and perish in rapid succession.
Skillfulness of representational fluency in visual analytics includes several capabilities, such as abstractly visualizing and conceptualizing transformation processes, qualifying quantitative data, working with patterns, and working with continuously changing qualities and trends.
These accounts of the constituents of singular propositions concerning an object's changing properties presuppose theories of qualitative change incompatible with the intuition that a persisting object directly bears each of its changing qualities at each time it exists, not inheriting those qualities from the properties of numerically distinct objects.
