And yet, for all that coalition-spun charm, most of us value the merit of hard work whether or not we enjoy it, simply because it seems more noble than sitting around on your arse doing as little as possible.
The EAC is to help evaluate the merit, value, and contribution of research projects and the relevance and importance of individual organizational elements to the overall goals of the Center.
If we can't persuade nations with comparable values of the merit of our cause, we'd better re-examine our reasoning".
The height of a value expresses the merit deriving from its fulfillment.
In Table 1, ' D x z ' denotes the Euclidean distance between x k and z k, which is in fact the value of the merit function at x k, 'gap' denotes the Euclidean distance between x k and the true sparsest solution x ∗, 'Spar' denotes the number of the entries of x k such that x i k > 1.0 E − 5, and 'time' denotes the computational time in seconds.
The ranking makes no value judgments on the merit or societal value of a position, and it includes jobs with both high and low current compensation.
Galland, valuing comradeship and seeing the merit in Hartmann's request, cancelled the transfer to the jet squadron and rescinded the order that had taken him off combat operations.
"Have we a record of omniscience?" He concludes, "If we can't persuade nations with comparable values of the merits of our case, we better re-examine our reasoning".
"I think you stick with your values and the merits," he said, "because I think that you go down to his level [with name-calling].
While patients are choosing complementary therapies, many clinicians remain unconvinced of their value and debate the merit of providing greater NHS access to complementary therapies [ 11- 13].
Claiming the guide valued "technical merits" over "emotion and spontaneity", Simon accused the 2009 edition of once again ignoring popular, more accessible chefs.
