Sentence examples for qualitative term from inspiring English sources

If it's difficult to quantify what millennial means, maybe it's more a qualitative term?

part finish: a qualitative term for the appearance of a part   11.

It is true that some borderline cases of a qualitative term are not borderline cases for the corresponding comparative.

Dependability is a qualitative term referring to a system's ability to meet its service requirements in the presence of faults.

In order to provide limitations for the use of hollow units with large hole volume ratio and thin shells and webs in seismic areas, a measure to define the qualitative term "sufficient robustness", specified in Eurocode 8, should be found.

Very little qualitative information on mass is achieved using morphology, and so the general qualitative term BC has been maintained for morphologic methods.

Can happiness be 'measured' in absolute terms, like a Gross National Product (G.N.P ., or can it only be defined in qualitative terms?

After signing of the Aug. 17 Joint Communiqué [of 1982], the U.S. side pledged to reduce its arms sales to Taiwan, both in quantitative and qualitative terms.

"In qualitative terms, it's unparalleled in Irish architecture in the last 20 years," said Bruce Arnold, an Irish cultural critic and historian.

The kinetic-theory explanation of viscosity can be simplified by examining it in qualitative terms.

Absolute perception corresponds to estimates expressed in subjectively qualitative terms as long or short.