Beyond that quantitative view, however, there’s a qualitative component.

There is an opportunity for ESE to quantitatively studying human aspects.

Until now we have considered value mainly from its quantitative aspect.

Work, therefore, is change of form of motion regarded in its quantitative aspect.

Nevertheless abstract labor, just as the value which it creates, does not only have a qualitative but also a quantitative side.

The theory of socially-necessary labor encompasses only the quantitative, not the qualitative aspect of value.

In the same way, Marx examines value from the qualitative aspect (as form, or form of value), and from the quantitative aspect (magnitude of value).

Marx treats social labor not only from its qualitative aspect (labor as the substance of value), but from the quantitative as well (amount of labor).

In fact, the interest of the separated points is to be able to remove them progressively later, and thus to better reduce the astigmatism.

Supply forecasting: Supply forecasting is another quantitative aspect of human resource planning.

Demand Forecasting: Demand forecasting is a quantitative aspect of human resource planning.

The “monitoring” of the muscle goes beyond the only quantitative aspect of muscular tests originally developed by Physiotherapists.

Is it not important that the arithmology of the pentagonal Number 22 (quantitative aspect) coincides, not incidentally, with the symbolic and historical analysis of the allegorical series of Triumphs (qualitative aspect)?

The difference lies only in the fact that earlier we analyzed value from its quantitative aspect (as a magnitude), and now from its qualitative aspect (as a social form).

Is it not important that the arithmology of the pentagonal Number 22 (quantitative aspect) coincides, not incidentally, with the symbolic and historical analysis of the allegorical series of Triumphs (qualitative)?