Sentence examples for continual comparison from inspiring English sources

In order to construct an authentic natural philosophy, a continual comparison between the books written by human beings and the infinite book of nature was necessary, so as to correct the errors in the human "copies," that were inevitably imperfect, partial and consequently in need of revision.

Pound opens ABC of Reading with the following pronouncement: The proper METHOD for studying poetry and good letters is the method of contemporary biologists, that is careful first-hand examination of the matter, and continual COMPARISON of one 'slide' or specimen with another.

Analysis: The analysis process incorporated constant comparison, which is the continual comparison of data, within and between transcripts, so that similarities and differences are revealed.

Furthermore, the codes and categories will be subject to continual comparison with the aim of grouping together codes for similar statements, defining categories and bringing out relationships between the categories.

Swerissen describes CQI/TQM as an ongoing process "that everyone in the organization is involved and concerned with improving the quality of an organization's products or service" whilst benchmarking is "the continual comparison and measurement of one organization's services and practices with others that undertake similar operations, but who are known in their field for excellence" [ 39] p.6-8).

For anyone who has driven a late-model 'Vette it will be hard to not make continual comparisons to the XLR usually unfavorably.

Thus, it mediates a continual temporal comparison between the present and past levels of stresses.

To gain a deeper understanding of the experiences, and according to the principles of the Grounded methodology, we edited the discussion guide based on a continual analysis and comparison of collected data before arriving to the next family.

In comparison, continual antibody loading yields an SNR of 131 (CV = 18.8%, n = 3) and a more than 2-fold higher average antibody background intensity in the gel of 54 RFU (CV = 16.3%, n = 3) for the same sample, which contains 300 nM of PSA.

To gain a deeper understanding of the experience that were most important, relevant, and problematic for the respondents, and according to the principles of the Grounded methodology, we edited the discussion guide based on a continual analysis and comparison of collected data before moving on to the next focus group.

Infants of mothers expressing more parent-centered and rigid attitudes towards infant-rearing had nearly three times of a greater risk for continual behavioural difficulties in comparison with mothers who expressed more flexible and infant-centered attitudes.