Sentence examples for makes a qualitative from inspiring English sources

The metaphor makes a qualitative leap from a reasonable, perhaps prosaic comparison, to an identification or fusion of two objects, to make one new entity partaking of the characteristics of both.

The development of Chemical Looping with Oxygen Uncoupling (CLOU) makes a qualitative step forward in the solid fuel combustion, due to the use of materials able to release oxygen.

We find from simulations that only when solvent molecules are implemented explicitly in MD simulations, the wall roughness makes a qualitative difference in the lateral diffusion coefficient (D∥) of the polymer: as H is decreased, D∥ increases for smooth walls while D∥ decreases for corrugated walls.

Leitenstorfer contends that the new work makes a qualitative advance over previous efforts.

Section 'Further issues' makes a qualitative comparison between various measures of a treatment effect and describes results of RMST and logrank analyses in four cancer trials.

We also tested results with log-response ratios (log (treatment/control)) and note where this makes a qualitative difference to the outcome (one instance).

"It's all about making a qualitative leap forward in Greece's backward political culture".

Finally, a dedicated figure of merit was used to make a qualitative comparison of various designs.

Michael Sciarra, a principal in URSA Development, said the pools and community center "will make a qualitative difference in the lives of Hoboken residents".

It is hard to see that going up a notch in scale would make a qualitative difference).

The quantitative change has begun to make a qualitative difference.This shift from information scarcity to surfeit has broad effects.