The first mark of his greatness is in the turmoil, the sheer quantity of experience — and, in particular, of pain — that he both generates and endures.
In the latter case learning relates to the quality rather than to the quantity of experience.
The results of prior empirical studies show evidence that in strategic management settings, as against manufacturing settings, learning relates to the quality rather than to the quantity of experience (Hayward 2002).
Future research should consider controlling for these variables, because the quantity and quality of experiences among parents as patients themselves could affect their expectations and experiences as parents when their children receive pediatric care [ 4].
With increasing urbanization, the quality and quantity of nature experiences is degrading.
I perceive something much richer, an image that combines all these rough signals with an enormous quantity of past experiences.
For children learning more than one language, the quality and quantity of language experiences in each language affect the development of emergent literacy skills (Hoff et al., 2012; Leseman et al., 2007).
In other respects, the quantity and quality of experience are important; for example, there is substantial evidence that animals raised in enriched environments have thicker cerebral cortices, indicating a higher density of synaptic connections, than animals whose levels of stimulation are restricted.
Thus, traditional field experiences do not allow PTs to fully operate in the role of the educator and are rated low in quality in an environment where quality over quantity of field experience should be the main concern [43].
The human cortex grows in size, develops complexity, makes synaptic connections and modifies as a function of the quality and quantity of sensory experience.
For this reason, diversifying selection cannot be identified solely on the basis of quantity of sites experiencing diversifying pressure along the gene, but also the strength of the pressure acting on these genes.
