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Galileo merged mathematics with natural philosophy and quantitative experimental methodology to provide a foundation for understanding nature on nature’s terms, rather than Aristotle’s.

Chairman of the Federal Reserve:  “Quantitative Easing it is!”

Yellen was present at the creation of quantitative easing, and is pledging to continue the policy until it works.

Republicans have tried for the last several years to make it seem as if quantitative easing is a tool of the hard left.

The objections to quantitative easing were generally pro forma and not particularly articulate.

For their part, Democrats seemed to want to talk about everything but quantitative easing and monetary policy.

Latin, on the other hand, was a quantitative language, in which accent was relatively subordinate.

But the quantitative difference of acquired precept between the later pagan and the early Christian is not the key to the future.

Croce says that genius has a quantitative and not a qualitative signification, but he offers no demonstration.

The character of your training and experience leads you to exact and quantitative thought.

This it is which chiefly gives us the numerical data on which we have to rely for the quantitative features of tidal evolution.