Sentence examples for made a quantitative from inspiring English sources

I don't think we made a quantitative leap.

South made a quantitative jump to four no-trump, and North passed.

South, with slam potential, made a quantitative jump to five hearts, which North passed, perhaps thinking that his diamond honors were not pulling their full weight.

Osofsky (South) now made a quantitative jump to four no-trump, promising 10 winners with a long club suit.

We have made a quantitative study about the thermal activation of thermal donors in high resistivity magnetic Czochralski silicon.

Intuitively, in terms of spawning fewer servers for green computing purposes, the coordinated approach outperforms its on-coordinated counterpart, though we have not made a quantitative evaluation in this regard.

"We're far from making a quantitative analysis of the trade-off.

Strain is change in shape; for example, by measuring the elliptical shape of deformed ooliths or concretions that must originally have been circular, it is possible to make a quantitative analysis of the strain patterns in deformed sediments.

Moreover, the theory of errors attributable to the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss allows one to make a quantitative estimate of the reliability of the result, as expressed in the table by the conventional symbol ±.

Finally, one can even take a stab at making a quantitative easing argument (when in doubt, blame the Fed!).

This makes a quantitative difference, since Germany has low naturalization rates.