Sentence examples for quantitative leap from inspiring English sources

I don't think we made a quantitative leap.

But Spain represents a quantitative leap in Europe's ongoing tale of misery.

As we work with ad-hoc networks, the identification and computation possibilities of all elements will provide a qualitative and quantitative leap in all type of sectors.

These are the people who do new things, who make qualitative rather than quantitative leaps.

Leap Wireless (nasdaq: LEAP).

Rather than small quantitative changes, this apparatus allows for "quantum leaps" through the creation of new genes and enzymes.

A major leap forward toward this goal is developing a quantitative tool to predict spatial and temporal bone formation in scaffold.

Where Zeno seems to have leapt ahead of earlier thinkers is in deploying specifically quantitative concepts, most notably quantitative concepts of limit (peras) and the lack of limit (to apeiron).

Moreover, mechanistic understanding of pharmacokinetic processes has grown by leaps and bounds during the past few decades as has quantitative in vitro– in vivo extrapolation of individual processes.

It is worth having a look at what breakevens suggest about the evolution of 5-year inflation expectations:Inflation expectations leapt in September of 2012 when the Fed unexpectedly unveiled a new programme of open-ended quantitative easing.

The Great Leap Forward and the consequent famine or the 10 years of the Cultural Revolution were, in purely quantitative terms, much longer and bigger (including in terms of victims) that the massacre of protesters on the night of June 3-4 1989.