Sentence examples for quality and distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

It's possible, but the overall quality and distinctiveness would have inevitably dropped.

"We decided we'd reached the point where salami-slicing would affect quality and distinctiveness.

Over all, I was impressed with the quality and distinctiveness of these variations on the theme.

All are in that $15-to-$15-to-$15-to-$20ere price intersects with quality and distinctiveness to yield great value.

The continuing need for quality and distinctiveness outside the BBC needs to be articulated clearly, loudly and often.

Other questions include "does increased quality and distinctiveness come at a price?" and how can the BBC be "more open", both for "programme-makers and for audiences".

Xiao Dong et al. [13] present a prototype system called Chem2Bio2RDF Dashboard for automatic collecting semantic association within the systems chemical biology space and apply a series of ranking metrics called Quality, Specificity and Distinctiveness to select the most relevant association.

Still, the quality and the distinctiveness of the walls today amaze him.

In real situations, there are often marks or prints with questionable quality (and hence questionable distinctiveness).

Radio 2, along with the BBC digital station 6Music, will be the subject of the trust's fourth service review, examining audience figures, programme quality, value for money and "distinctiveness".

"This role will allow Charlotte to take a view across channels to drive distinctiveness, quality and risk-taking even further, while offering a single point of contact for programme makers and ensuring audiences get the best programmes, however and wherever they choose to watch".