Sentence examples for qualitative advantage from inspiring English sources

Apple will quickly lose any qualitative advantage it now enjoys, and by having to compete on price it could easily fall behind.

As IAF commander, from 1958 to 1966, he acquired the supersonic aircraft and electronic wizardry that gave Israel a qualitative advantage over its Arab enemies.

That means a qualitative advantage with respect to the central case, although extracting this curve is quite difficult.

This agreement would take the form of a memorandum of understanding, and would be accompanied by arms sales and support that would give forces in the Gulf a "qualitative advantage" over Iran, a phrase echoing the guiding philosophy underpinning US military support for Israel.

While the Italian tanks were older models, Rommel's force included 74 Panzer IIIs mounted with 50-mm guns and 26 Panzer IVs mounted with new 75-mm guns an important qualitative advantage.

James Bamford, the author of a 1982 book about the National Security Agency, "The Puzzle Palace," said that the latest technology gives the United States a huge qualitative advantage over its partners.

The system presented offers unique qualitative advantages as an integrated collaboration support system.

The main qualitative advantages of the proposed controller via time-scaling procedure are its independence of the knowledge of the plant relative degree and the design/tuning simplicity.

These "qualitative" advantages, while harder to predict, may be even more important than the advantages in processing power and memory capacity.

Compared with the alternative prot4EST pipeline, FrameDP has strong qualitative advantages.

These capture approaches involve bisulphite sequencing, allowing the qualitative advantages of bisulphite reads to be exploited, including SNP detection, DNA methylation entropy information, and non-CG methylation.