Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Quantitative changes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Quantitative changes.
On all the rungs of this ladder of development, the quantitative changes were transformed into qualitative.
But quantitative changes beyond certain limits become converted into qualitative.
where small quantitative changes have qualitatively transformed the situation.
When quantitative changes in‘A' are negligible for the task at hand then we can presume that‘A' is equal to‘A.
Describing dialectical development as a transition from quantitative changes to qualitative changes, Engels says.
That is to say, quantitative changes give rise to different kinds of wave signals.
a change of state, which arises from an accumulation of quantitative changes.
in which small quantitative changes at a certain point give rise to a qualitative leap.
would with chosen medium performed significantly more extensive qualitative and quantitative changes.
The forms of this movement itself vary for example, purely quantitative changes should not be conflated with qualitative changes. .
If the passing of slow quantitative changes into rapid and abrupt qualitative changes is a law of development, then it is
and the qualitative and quantitative changes on the labour market.
On the one hand, ageing involves near-certain quantitative changes, ranging from an increase in the numbers of older people to a virtually automatic knock-on effect in the fields of health and pensions.
Gradual quantitative changes in the properties of a given order of things lead ultimately to a change in quality,
It was not only because the opacity of the market economy makes it impossible to follow the quantitative changes in the rate of surplus value
But the truth is that quantitative change leads to qualitative change. .
Most indicators currently used include quantitative change in volumes used
more is not just a quantitative change;
Every change is a passing of quantity into quality, as a result of a quantitative change of some form of movement either inherent in a body
that is, the process of quantitative change(accumulation) of external signs of an object,
accumulated changes( quantitative change) undergo a rapid acceleration,
even a small quantitative change, destroys the equilibrium
not only does continual qualitative change take place in consequence of quantitative change, the transformation of quantity into quality, but there are also many qualitative changes to be taken into account whose dependence on quantitative change is by no means proven.
This quantitative change is illustrated by the following figures:
more is not just a quantitative change, it is a qualitative change,
to the molecular formula of the preceding member, and this quantitative change in the molecular formula produces a qualitatively different body at each step.
We there gave one of the best-known examples-- that of the change of the aggregate state of water, which under normal atmospheric pressure changes at 0f C. from the liquid into the solid state and at 100f C from the liquid into the gaseous state, so that at both these turning-points the mere quantitative change of temperature brings about a qualitative change in the state of the water.
with innumerable cases in which quantitative change alters the quality, and also qualitative change alters the quantity,
machinery and modern industry-- deals with innumerable cases in which quantitative change alters the quality, and qualitative change likewise alters the quantity,