Sentence examples for quality taking from inspiring English sources

The MIP solution shows better solution quality taking less computing time.

I think we're lucky to have a coach of Ashley Giles's quality taking over [in one-day cricket] and we want some of his ideas and energy to assist in taking our limited-overs sides up a notch or two.

Overall, based on shot quality — taking into account angle, distance and shot type — we would expect Holtby to give up four to five goals at even strength over the four-game stretch.

Rather than squeezing workers, they could have invested in workers and boosted product quality, taking what economists call the high road toward more advanced manufacturing and skilled service work.

These results show that fuzzy logic expert systems may provide a suitable tool to assess physical soil quality, taking proper account of the vagueness and ambiguity necessarily involved in this task.

The last indicator, WTT utilizes map data from OpenStreetMap to produce an objective metric in evaluating landscape quality, taking into account the frequency and the potential costs in traveling to respective sites.

"Quality takes time, and costs money.

Quality takes a little longer.

That quality takes the experience of watching to another level.

The workers who monitor water quality took a reading.

Quality takes time but what would you rather have?