We say that networks configured to minimize the number of real and incomplete long feedback loops possess Buffered Qualitative Stability (BQS).
At the moment, we mostly possess a qualitative knowledge, namely a list of variables/situations that favor cancer initiation by presumably acting as disturbances (depression, infections, lack of sleep, stress…), but we miss quantitative information on them (e.g., intensity, frequency, length of exposure) in the context of cancer risk.
The law also mandates the president to submit to Congress secret reports that include an "empirical and qualitative assessment on an ongoing basis of the extent to which Israel possesses a qualitative military edge over military threats to Israel".
Still, many philosophers who are influenced by the externalist approaches to meaning discussed above have worried about how representations of qualitative experience can possess any content whatsoever, given that there is no genuine property that they represent.
Due to our qualitative study approach, the obtained results possess limited statistical generalizability.
However, qualitative evidence from Australia suggests rural populations possess a culture of self-reliance and stoicism which may exacerbate social isolation and impede help seeking behaviours [ 4, 5].
- Since insects possess dry and moist cells, their sensory system conveys qualitative and quantitative information to increasing as well as decreasing humidity levels, in contrast to olfaction for example.
These features might simply be, or comprise, finer grained qualitative and temporal acoustical details than non-linguistic sounds audibly possess.
Only participants and qualitative data possessing specific criteria were considered.
The indicator of share of workers received professional training or improved their skills in their total amount will possess lower growth rate as it's a structural characteristic of dynamics of qualitative structure of the territorial personnel resources.
