Usually it attaches to some less endearing quality, such as a tendency to preach and moralize.
Ultrasound devices are used to calculate yield and quality, such as percentage of fat marbling.
Good French crosswords have a sort of Rufus-esque, ludic quality, such as "Déjeuner sur l'herbe" to define BROUTER.
To ensure a constant product quality, such as particle size, process conditions realizing a stable stationary operation are vital.
Why? Partly to achieve a more organic, lifelike quality—such as the swaying grass in the film "A Bug's Life".
Formal benchmarks for quality, such as tests for the presence of contaminants including mould, mildew and pesticides, do not exist.
They are also finding ways to cut costs without sacrificing quality, such as sharing premises and other facilities with rivals.
Many reports nominate the importance of teacher quality, such as those of Grattan and Acer but we don't know how the minister will assess the link.
Some stories do tear you apart, usually those where the violence is joined to some emphatically opposite quality, such as peace or tenderness.
But it found that this sometimes had the unintended consequences of encouraging interviewers to focus on "proxies for quality such as speech and accent".
Quantitative indices to estimate perceptive quality, such as relative errors and efficiencies, were defined and applied to particular cases.
