Litmus paper data would be considered under the qualitative, because of the readingin color. Although the color is descrbing an actual pH number, it is still a qualitative data.
Applied research tries to solve a particular problem. Like how can we make a better widget? Research funds are allocated and the scientists are usually expected to have an answer by the end of the project and are often expected to show a profit. Pure research is science for just finding something new without knowing what that will be. The Hubble space telescope is a good example of that. Pure research leads to new discoveries. Applied research tries to make practical uses for some of those discoveries. Pure research discovered something called Giant magneto resistance applied research turned that discovery into a hard disc drive that can hold thousands of songs, movies and pictures. * Is conducted in relation to actual problems and under the conditions in which they are found in practice; * Employs methodology that is not as rigorous as that of basic research; * Yields findings that can be evaluated in terms of local applicability and not in terms of universal validity.
A catapult is a mechanical device that can be used to project a projectile. There are several different designs. The device is "charged" by either stretching an elastic material or by putting a beam under a bending tension. This stores up potential energy in the machine. The catapult is then fired by releasing this energy instantly. The mathematical required are:calculation of tension in the elastic band or bent beam,impulse imparted to the projectile,trajectory of projectile travelling under the influence of the force of gravity.At school, it is usually assumed that air resistance can be ignored.
There are 4 under 10 8 under 20 10 under 30 12 under 40 15 under 50 17 under 60 19 under 70 22 under 80 24 under 90 25 under 100 The frequency of primes decreases as the numbers increase.
There are 168 prime numbers under 1,000 . There are also 25 primes under 100, 62 primes under 300, and 95 primes under 500
The difference between quantitative and qualitative observation is that a quantitative observation deals with numbers and qualitative observation deals with your sense's on like how something looks or the color that it has.
Thomas R. Lindlof has written: 'Hollywood under siege' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Last temptation of Christ (Motion picture) 'Qualitative communication research methods' -- subject(s): Communication, Methodology, Research
Litmus paper data would be considered under the qualitative, because of the readingin color. Although the color is descrbing an actual pH number, it is still a qualitative data.
timeliness
A qualitative goal is something that is felt rather than measured. An example would be I am going to exercise until I feel better as opposed to a quantitative goal such as I am going to exercise until I can run a mile in under 8 minutes.
scenery falls under the control of the set designer
It is the result that you can directly measure. Therefore, it is the length, weight, speed etc of whatever you are calculating/observing. The qualitative result is a characteristic(quality) that the thing has. Therefore, things like "it looked cloudy", would fall under qualitative results.
Yes, party affiliation falls under qualitative variable as it represents a characteristic or category that cannot be measured numerically. It is a categorical variable that describes political allegiance rather than a numerical value.
An example of a qualitative observation is describing the color of a flower as being pink. This type of observation is based on qualities or characteristics that cannot be measured, such as texture, smell, or taste.
One can find designs for under cabinet radios on the Blog website 'Kitchen Cabinet World'. One can also find examples of these types of cabinet and pictures on 'Amazon', 'Sears' and 'Best Buy'.
Object-oriented programming is a category of programming languages. On a larger scale, OOP would belong under the imperative programming paradigm.
Research associate: A person who supports a research project under a principle investigator and usually possesses a post-graduate level education (Masters/PhD)Research assistant: A person who supports a research project under a principle investigator, and is not responsible for the outcome of the experiments, usually possesses a graduate level education (Bachelors)Research intern: A person who supports a research project under a principle investigator, usually as part of a course requirement or towards fulfillment of a degree/diploma.