Despite the imperfections of the method, the results are certainly significant in a qualitative sense.
In a qualitative sense, these relative effects increase with increasing structural damping.
Kairos gives his name to kairological time, which is coloured differently at different moments; a qualitative sense of time, enlivened, various, elastic and fertile.
Stevenson said, "I don't track our coverage by quantity; in a qualitative sense, we've covered him pretty thoroughly, and there is more to come".
I disagree with the response by Richard W. Stevenson, the editor in charge of campaign coverage, that The Times has covered him "pretty thoroughly," in "a qualitative sense".
Now, I want to summarize in a qualitative sense, my opinion, about Cornell's financial strengths and challenges my opinion.
The property influences are broadly known in a qualitative sense, but have largely escaped fundamental quantitative description.
As a by-product, we show that any path-consistent network over such a distributive subalgebra is minimal and globally consistent in a qualitative sense.
This information can be interpreted directly in a qualitative sense or alternatively used for a Monte-Carlo analysis of the system.
Yet "Mistress America" is a masterwork of literary cinema in the other, qualitative sense: it isn't merely about literature; it's a work of brilliant writing, one of the most exquisite of recent screenplays.
Typical load signals and a failure mode map generated with the model correspond well with model-scale observations in a qualitative sense.
