Examples of using Quantitative changes in English and their translations into Greek
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These are quantitative changes.
Quantitative changes will be transformed into qualitative.
And then there are quantitative changes.
Quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes. .
I made both qualitative and quantitative changes.
The succession of quantitative changes then has a qualitative impact.
In some cases,analysis of seminal fluid reveals quantitative changes, i.e.
The law of the passage of quantitative changes into qualitative changes. .
But quantitative changes beyond certain limits become converted into qualitative.
Every process reaches a point where quantitative changes become qualitative.
When quantitative changes in‘A' are negligible for the task at hand, then we can presume that‘A equals A'.
The law of the passage of quantitative changes into qualitative changes. .
They are the result of an accumulation of non-sensible and gradual quantitative changes.
There is a point at which sufficient quantitative changes produce real qualitative differences.
They are the result of an accumulation of non-sensible and gradual quantitative changes.
The law of the transformation of quantitative changes into qualitative changes and vice-versa.
Such changes do not occur accidentally,"but as the natural result of an accumulation of imperceptible and gradual quantitative changes.".
A central proposition of dialectics is that quantitative changes become qualitative changes. .
All of these quantitative changes will give rise to qualitative changes, which are almost impossible to predict because of the complexity of the issue.
Describing dialectical development as a transition from quantitative changes to qualitative changes, Engels says.
Further, if the passing of slow quantitative changes into rapid and abrupt qualitative changes is a law of development, then it is clear that revolutions made by oppressed classes are a quite natural and inevitable phenomenon.
Hegel invented the nodal line of measure relations,in which small quantitative changes at a certain point give rise to a qualitative leap.
If the passing of slow quantitative changes into rapid and abrupt qualitative changes is a law of development, then it is clear that revolutions made by oppressed classes are a quite natural and inevitable phenomenon.”.
They are: the law of the unity and conflict of opposites;the law of the passage of quantitative changes into qualitative changes; the law of the negation of the negation.
If the passing of slow quantitative changes into rapid and abrupt qualitative changes is a law of development, then it is clear that revolutions made by oppressed classes are a quite natural and inevitable phenomenon.
Biological transformation comprises the processes of growth, degeneration, production, andprocreation that cause qualitative or quantitative changes in a biological asset.
While there have been certain quantitative changes in the world economy in recent decades,“globalisation” is not a qualitatively new phenomenon.
Under different effects on the hypothalamus watched the development of ulcers in the stomach with simultaneous quantitative changes of active substances in the gastric mucosa(serotonin, gistamina and other).
If the passing of slow quantitative changes into rapid and abrupt qualitative changes is a law of development, then it is clear that revolutions made by oppressed classes are a quite natural and inevitable phenomenon.
Biological transformation comprises the processes of growth, degeneration, production, andprocreation that cause qualitative or quantitative changes in a biological asset.