qualitatively

IPA: kwɑɫʌtˈeɪtɪvɫi

Examples of "qualitatively" in Sentences

Many of the remarkable properties of superconductors can be understood qualitatively from the structure of this correlated many-electron state.
As a result, we can no longer rely upon our historic, almost taken-for-granted ability to remain qualitatively ahead of a numerically superior opponent.
The review also reports that same-sex behaviors are not the same across species, and that researchers may be calling qualitatively different phenomena by the same name.
However Roger then asks: "I wonder what it might take to cause me to boycott an author, or to use an assessment of his or her life in qualitatively judging his or her work."
He said it was critical to enhance capacity building, with recently started programmes targeting local government officials aimed at "qualitatively" improving service delivery.
The labour which creates Use-Value, and counts qualitatively is Work, as distinguished from Labour; that which creates Value and count quantitatively is Labour as distinguished from Work.
Nussbaum, for instance: certain qualitatively similar emotional states are distinguishable only by their cognitive content) that’s probably a further point in favor of breaking out the middle category.
First, I don't think it takes a monster to do monstrous things -- Anne Sexton was a deeply disturbed woman, not a monster -- but I wonder what it might take to cause me to boycott an author, or to use an assessment of his or her life in qualitatively judging his or her work.