Sentence examples for qualitative differentiation from inspiring English sources
While these sculptors produced widely divergent aesthetic forms, I argue that they all endorsed Bergson's notion of durée as a spontaneous process of qualitative differentiation.
Sometimes the boundary lies skew to any physical discontinuity or qualitative differentiation (as with the border of Wyoming, or the boundary between the upper and lower halves of a homogeneous sphere).
In nonstandard cases like in hallucinations and illusions, phenomenologically the same kinds of states are brought about by different causal routes, and the qualitative differentiation of one's experiential state in such non-veridical cases is the result of deviant causal influences.
In Brisbane, the separation is not obviously geographically structured, indicating that the environmental factor driving the qualitative differentiation is embedded in lifestyle differences even among residents of a large modern city.
According to the pain experiences the interviews revealed a qualitative differentiation which was not considered in the questionnaires.
The IU, based on the expected utility concept and derived from the Game Theory, may be regarded as an additional index introducing a qualitative differentiation among events.
All bona fide boundaries are characterized by qualitative differentiations or discontinuities and thus are physical boundaries that exist independently of all human cognitive acts [18] [20].
Our statistical analyses support MMS quantitative as well as qualitative differentiations of Southern Italian populations from other European populations of B. lapidarius.
Our research builds on previous quantitative studies measuring changes in research outcomes and qualitative studies probing differentiation among scientists' value orientations.
Samples with qualitative evidence of differentiation were further assessed as previously described [ 37].
Initially, the protocol employs a qualitative criterion of differentiation into submissive vs. non-submissive mice, defined as an absence or presence of attacks towards the partner, respectively.
