Sentence examples for qualitative contexts from inspiring English sources

First, some thirty years ago in the former Soviet Union interest in Peirce and Karl Popper had led logicians and computer scientists like Victor Konstantinovich Finn and Dmitri Pospelov to try to find ways in which computer programs could generate Peircean hypotheses (Popperian "conjectures") in "semeiotic" contexts (non-numerical or qualitative contexts).

Unlike ontologies, pathways provide valuable qualitative contexts (interactions, reactions, metabolites and cellular compartments) that highlight biological relevance.

Third, SAS results in hybrid scenarios, comprising qualitative (context) descriptions and quantitative model calculations of system consequences.

These comments provide some additional qualitative context for how the residents of Weatherford view the wind farm.

This paper details a formal approach that describes our notion of context models in multiagent conversations, an implementation of this approach in a practical tool for mining qualitative context models, and experimental results to illustrate its use and utility.

The MCT is itself a convivial tool as it allows for degrowth-oriented groups to self-assess their work and products in a qualitative, context-sensitive and independent way.

Thereafter the interviews were analysed via Mayring's qualitative context analysis [ 7].

Our study adds qualitative context to a largely quantitative body of research.

Yin [ 14] talks about 'significant' findings, but in this qualitative context he actually refers to presenting the most 'important' findings.

In the development phase, a qualitative context analysis and a quantitative needs assessment were executed in addition to a careful review of the literature.

In a qualitative context study of interviews performed in the UK in 2003, Julian Burton was able to find that the interviewed pathologists, physicians and surgeons believed that autopsies should play a role in medical education [ 22].