So typically, there are three quantitative things I'm looking at that really drill to the heart of what I want to achieve, objectively.
Analysis starts with the quantitative things one knows about the problem domain the sizes of the entities involved, the response times required, and the money available.
In addition, bonuses will be allocated based on quantitative things such as % increase in comments and traffic, mostly so that smaller blogs can get a little extra money in the bank as their blog grows.
I am trained as a mathematician and sometimes it's nice to have somebody who can speak... from an engineering standpoint and talk about quantitative things, and also understand some of the more technical physiology that's going on.
It becomes a real quantitative statistic based thing and it's something we've never done on our other movies.
When the Princeton survey team looked beyond the quantitative data, one thing they found was that women were less likely to request extensions of tenure for childbirth than were men.
"Larry will give precise quantitative estimates of things that are difficult to quantify," one of his colleagues told me.
Understanding the mechanisms of the immune response requires, among other things, quantitative measurements of the kinetics of lymphocyte proliferation and death.
Aquinas routinely distinguishes between the "quantitative" parts of a thing and the form and the matter, which he calls "parts of the essence" (Summa Theologiae I, q. 8, a. 2, ad 3; I, q. 76, art. 8; III, q. 90, a. 2).
The intuitive idea behind the distinction seems to be that predications in these other categories concern only how the subject relates to other things; only substantial, quantitative and qualitative attributes characterize the thing itself.
