1. Qualitatively, a torque is a " twist ".

2. Women's experiences are qualitatively different from men's.

3. In organic chemistry, reactions are qualitatively monitored with TLC.

4. The retina's activity has been qualitatively divided and separated into two parts.

5. Research evidence also shows that learning is of two qualitatively different kinds:

6. - qualitatively, by encouraging the development of targeting and risk analysis techniques.

7. This discoloration qualitatively suggests that the substance is low in inorganic iron.

8. Though not large, this sector of the church is qualitatively important.

9. Other constraints give qualitatively similar conclusions[Sentencedict.com], provided that the curve remains convex.

10. The new media are unlikely to prove qualitatively different from the old.

11. Other constraints give qualitatively similar conclusions, provided that the curve remains convex.

12. This both qualitatively and quantitatively. The results will facilitate improved arc extinction chamber design.

13. In addition, selected platelet concentrates were qualitatively analysed for growth factors and platelet adhesion.

14. The advent of the "oil boom” from the early 1970s qualitatively transformed our relationship.

15. The period stood out as something qualitatively different from what came before and what came afterwards.

16. Each advance, each new construction or reconstruction, is characterized by capability for qualitatively different reasoning.

17. A preferable interpretation is: a search for evidence justifying a choice between qualitatively distinct alternatives.

18. This may explain why the early stages of intoxication feel qualitatively different from later stages.

19. By going through a particular formality, a qualitatively different posture is presented by the parties.

20. Hydrocodone is a semisynthetic opioid Antitussive and analgesic with multiple actions qualitatively similar to those of codeine

21. Qualitatively new patterns of responses are interpreted by Piaget to reflect newly constructed or reconstructed intellectual structures.

22. 15 In theoretical analysis, the effect on receiving signal by radial beat of galvanometer is given qualitatively.

23. Codeine is a semisynthetic narcotic Antitussive and analgesic with multiple actions qualitatively similar to those of morphine

24. In the future, we do more with less, and we continue to grow qualitatively, not quantitatively.

25. Qualitatively substantial parts of the program code are incorporated in the new program - definite infringement of copyright.

26. Because of their qualitatively larger economies and military resources, Washington and Moscow confront each other as super powers.

27. What is involved is the construction of something qualitatively different from the mere sum of the national organizations.

28. Bimolecular Reaction Rate Coefficients In the last lecture, we learned qualitatively the reaction mechanisms of hydrocarbon combustion

29. Abrine was qualitatively and quantitatively determined in methanol extract (ME) using HPLC-DAD and LC-MS/MS

30. The benefits are difficult to quantify but qualitatively they would mean faster and more predictable service for lexicographers.

31. In the loop of Henle, the events are qualitatively similar to, but quantitatively different from, events during dilution.

32. The qualitatively divided retina (color) is thus reunited in full activity, resulting in achromatism (the absence of color).

33. At the same time, its nuclear arsenal puts it in a qualitatively different league from its capitalist competitors.

34. What then was qualitatively different about the imperialist epoch, as compared to the previous era of capitalist development?

35. 21 Qualitatively new patterns of responses are interpreted by Piaget to reflect newly constructed or reconstructed intellectual structures.

36. The cognitive capabilities of the adolescent with fully developed formal operations are qualitatively equal to those of the adult.

37. Apparatus for determining quantatively and/or qualitatively acid, base, refractory or other compounds in air, nitrogen or other fluids

38. He has suggested that the socially held beliefs of modern society are qualitatively different from those of previous societies.

39. Thus, autonomic and sensory neurons are well adapted to produce qualitatively different vascular effects in response to different types of afferent input.

40. Present results may be interpreted by assuming that the seasonal pattern of anencephaly shown geogrphical and secular variation, both quantitatively and qualitatively.

41. 15 This is a worthwhile approach, though one should bear in mind that different mutagens give qualitatively different kinds of mutation.

42. So when our Lord spoke about the Kingdom of Heaven being at hand, he was referring to its being qualitatively present.

43. The few studies published compared only qualitatively the amplitude of AMFR recorded in awake subjects to that recorded in sleeping subjects.

44. In line with our objective to qualitatively expand our interactions with the SCO, India has actively participated in various SCO fora.

45. Such top managers should be regarded as part of the capitalist class since their position is qualitatively different from other employees.

46. The movement and deposit of abraded particles into the new joint capsule was studied qualitatively and quantitatively with the aid of radioisotopes.

47. 29 So when our Lord spoke about the Kingdom of Heaven being at hand, he was referring to its being qualitatively present.

48. Another spectroscopic tool — sulphur K-edge X-ray absorption spectroscopy — has enabled partners to qualitatively and quantitatively determine polysulphides in the composite cathode.

49. The thesis analyzes the supply chain flexibility based on the real option theory qualitatively or quantitatively, and calculates the value of flexibility. Sentencedict.com

50. The germinative response of the coat-depleted spores to adenosine and several analogues thereof was found qualitatively similar to that obtained with intact spores.

51. Balthasar will argue around this point by suggesting that while Christ and men both have faith, the faith of Christ is qualitatively different from ours

52. Historically, the definition of ‘Cursorial’ was based qualitatively on an animal's morphology and behaviour, generally referring to large, terrestrial mammals that ran fast or far across open spaces

53. Most aspects of the bumblebees' rule of departure from an inflorescence of Aconitum columbianum are qualitatively what would be expected if the bumblebees maximize their net rate of energy gain.

54. And though the term has appeared in the scientific literature for more than fifty years, approaches and applications in Biosocial research have shifted qualitatively over the past fifteen years.1 In this section, we

55. Finally we observed a noteworthy excretion of amino acids into the fermentation medium varying qualitatively with the very specific N-nutrient base. This fact is not to be mixed up with the phenomenon of cell autolysis.

56. The history of Blanche dates back to 2007 with the idea of creating a qualitatively new product in the field of design and the furniture industry, which could be called “Made in Ukraine” with dignity.

57. It is too early to assess whether generalist "Reviewers" produce studies which are qualitatively different from those of auditors and evaluators, but the front-end costs in terms of training and acculturation appear quite high.

58. The introduction to this Systems and Procedures Exchange Center (SPEC) kit explains the Conspectus method, which was developed in 1980 by the Research Libraries Group (RLG) as a means of systematically and qualitatively evaluating large library collections

59. It is found that—depending on the temperature difference between the outer and the inner surface—several qualitatively different types of solutions may occur, and a comprehensive discussion of the admissible maximum angular speeds for elastic behaviour as well as of the elastic-plastic states is performed.

60. For rare earth and actinoid ions, the behaviour is found to correspond qualitatively to the expectations of Stefan’s model (shrinking core model, SCM). However, quantitative correspondence of the experimental data with the model can only be achieved when an additional diffusive layer at the surface of the ion exchange material is assumed.

61. Note: Autofocus (AF) works either by using contrast sensors within the camera (passive AF) or by emitting a signal to illuminate or estimate distance to the subject (active AF).Passive AF can be performed using either the contrast detection or phase detection methods, but both rely on contrast for achieving accurate Autofocus; they will therefore be treated as being qualitatively similar for