Sentence examples for qualitative production from inspiring English sources

It takes three to five years to check the qualitative production of a vine species in its microclimate and soil environment and another three years to test the wine made from the vine's yield.

One might propose that a hierarchical assembly of proteins during the formation of molecular complexes could provide an exceptionally efficient mechanism for regulating the quantitative and qualitative production of molecular structures necessary for the maintenance of chloroplast function.

Numerical simulations were performed using a Large Eddy Simulation (LES) approach by extensively validating the 900 K double injection condition with respect to non-reacting vapor penetration profiles of both injections, reacting jet heat release rate and spatial as well as temporal (qualitative) soot production.

Reciprocal translocations are known to generate meiotic disturbances that affect both quantitative and qualitative sperm production.

Through our qualitative survey of production and transport firms in Northern France, we can identify three different types of production systems and their corresponding main transport service operations.

This agronomic model includes simple relationships that link qualitative and quantitative production to the crop, the crop techniques and climate and soil characteristics.

Director Greg Niemeyer's talk "Affinity over Identity: New Dynamics in Contemporary Culture" discussed the qualitative shifts in the production, mediation and reproduction of culture caused by changes in social dynamics and technical possibilities.

Results show the strong influence of the PDF and length scales of this distribution on both the combustion efficiency and thermal NO production, in qualitative accordance with experimental results.

"Social-cultural anthropologists try to understand diversity without placing it into an evolutionary scheme," she said, and believe that "interpretive and qualitative methods, including the production of fine-grained ethnographies of particular cultures, are necessary in order to do a science of culture.

Hence, the increased interest to obtain vegetal matrix from grasslands with higher production, both qualitative and quantitative.

For the qualitative estimation of HCN production by strain PF1, picrate assay was performed as described by Castric (1974).