How do you define quallity?

Answer 1

-exceptionaly made or preformed according to ones own view point

Answer 2

quality:

NOUN:
pl. qual·i·ties

An inherent or distinguishing characteristic; a property.
A personal trait, especially a character trait: "The most vital quality a soldier can possess is self-confidence" (George S. Patton).
Essential character; nature: "The quality of mercy is not strain'd" (Shakespeare).

Superiority of kind: an intellect of unquestioned quality.
Degree or grade of excellence: yard goods of low quality.

High social position.
Those in a high social position.
Music Timbre, as determined by harmonics: a voice with a distinctive metallic quality.
Linguistics The character of a vowel sound determined by the size and shape of the oral cavity and the amount of resonance with which the sound is produced.
Logic The positive or negative character of a proposition.
ADJECTIVE:

Having a high degree of excellence: the importance of quality health care.

ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English qualite, from Old French, from Latin qulits , qulitt-, from qulis, of what kind; see kwo- in Indo-European roots

SYNONYMS:
quality , property , attribute , character , trait

These nouns signify a feature that distinguishes or identifies someone or something: explained the qualities of noble gases; tested the resilient property of rubber; knew the attributes of a fine wine; liked the rural character of the ranch; had positive traits such as kindness and generosity.

Answer 3

Quality refers to the distinctive characteristics or properties of a person, object, process or other thing. Such characteristics may enhance a subject's distinctiveness, or may denote some degree of achievement or excellence. When used in relation to people, the term may also signify a personal character or trait. When used in relation to management, the term may be easily defined as "reduction of variability" or "compliance with specifications".

The term is sometimes contrasted with the concept of quantity. In science, the work of Aristotle focused on measuring quality, whereas the work of Galileo resulted in a shift towards the study of quantity.

Quality can be used as a tool of measurement, like metric or fahrenheit, as it is used to judge both subjects that are esteemed as credible and agreeable as "high quality" and subjects that are viewed as confusing, offensive, unhelpful, or incredible as "low quality." But quality is also used as a positive word, as in the sense of "this is a quality chair." Its antonym can be perceived as poorness, incredibility, unhelpfulness, and a variety of other words that reflect the concept of having low quality.

ISO 9000 defines quality as "degree to which a set of inherent characteristic fulfils requirements".

Answer 4

If a product lasts and is in good working order for years to come. If it is made of materials that don't fade or wear out quickly. then it is a quality product. Dependable. Reliable.

Answer 5

The way it looks ,feels ,or smells. or by the name. For example, if you are buying leather you know it's a higher quality by it's feel and smell. If you a buying a car a Bentley is a lot better than a Toyota because it is of higher quality.

Answer 6

Quality - Somthing that meets or exceeds your set epectation of something.

I guess it depends what you are qualifying.

Answer 7

Deliver what you assure