Sentence examples for incidental quality from inspiring English sources

Though created for scientific reasons, said Dr. Timothy G. Bromage, a professor at Hunter College in New York, such digitized images have an incidental quality: beauty.

Though Adler says that they share only "an incidental quality, not necessarily a deliberate one," the paired images, which grew out of an exhibition at Danziger Gallery, are united by an eye for off-kilter composition and unadulterated joy, the kind that lasts only as long as a wave or a summer.

Smartly chosen objects, most from the nineteenth century, enable instant connoisseurship of traditions whose famous impact on modern art, via Picasso et al., is incidental to their quality: better than modern art, by and large.

"This image technology is the only one that can pull out information from poor quality incidental images," claims Libin.

Senior and experienced AHPs tended to have a more comprehensive understanding, capturing the incidental and informal qualities of workplace learning: "So essentially it's learning that takes place at work and through one's work … So it's actually seeing the workplace as the classroom".

Nonetheless it is interesting to note that 5 of the transcripts common between transcriptomic studies of rice-seedling dehydration stress (see 'Meta-analyses' later), and the Musa putative drought stress experiments also colocalize to rice abiotic stress QTLs (table 2), providing further incidental support for the quality of the data and the annotations generated here.

He then concluded that "hybrid sterility is not a specially acquired or endowed quality but is incidental on other acquired characters" (Darwin 1859, p. 245).

But he simply combs out the qualities that are incidental to the fact of being a human creature, in solid flesh.

CI: Cognitive impairment; MMSE: Mini-mental state examination; ACE-III: Addenbrookes cognitive examination; FES-I Fallss efficacy scale; IPEQ: The incidental and planned exercise questionnaire; QALYs: Quality adjusted life-years; EQ5D-5 L: EuroQoL 5 dimensions 5-levels; MoCA: The montreal cognitive assessment.

Therefore the specific dynamic factor is suitable for analyzing local variations and detecting incidental measurement errors, for example in a quality control procedure.

We had reached that stage of a one-day game where the quality of the strokeplay had become incidental to the task at hand, and Turner and Parsons sacrificed style to good effect.