qualitatively

How To Use qualitatively In A Sentence

• Qualitatively speaking, there may even be something compassionate and humane in it.
• The Cause of any event, then, when exactly ascertainable, has five marks: it is (quantitatively) _equal_ to the effect, and (qualitatively) _the immediate, unconditional, invariable antecedent of the effect_. Logic Deductive and Inductive
• In this respect, interreligious contact is qualitatively different from contact with people of different races and, arguably, of different socioeconomic backgrounds. American Grace
• this discoloration qualitatively suggests that the substance is low in inorganic iron
• In contrast, predators that had been reared on spider mites on cucumber and thus had experienced a qualitatively different odor blend were not attracted to volatiles from caterpillar-infested bean plants.
• Each advance, each new construction or reconstruction, is characterized by capability for qualitatively different reasoning.
• Tests and processes for estimating qualitatively, and quantitatively the colorific powers of individual species -- with their practical applications. The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom Considered in Their Various Uses to Man and in Their Relation to the Arts and Manufactures; Forming a Practical Treatise & Handbook of Reference for the Colonist, Manufacturer, Merchant, and Consumer, o
• Mill famously advanced a nuanced utilitarianism, in which the principle of greatest happiness included the caveat that there were qualitatively distinct kinds of happiness.
• What is involved is the construction of something qualitatively different from the mere sum of the national organizations.
• The oil is qualitatively similar in composition to Ylang-Ylang oil, and contains linalyl benzoate and acetate, esters of geraniol, cadinene, and methyl ester of p-cresol. The Handbook of Soap Manufacture