He also notes the power of Evangelicalism as a carrier of Puritan values and America's resistance, compared with other largely Protestant nations, to secularization.
It suggested their faith in the camera, in photography as a carrier of spiritual values.
Because it is such an important carrier of values, it can itself be the focus of constitutional questions – it is at the centre of a cultural war in Scotland, for example, that operates almost like the entire independence debate in miniature.
I have argued here strongly for greater recognition of the European heritage as a carrier of the cosmopolitan values of solidarity and social justice, respect for the individual.
Ironically, Google's participation in this project could result in it debasing its own value as a carrier of information shared by others for purposes having nothing to do with the security of the American state, both its governmental wing and the industrial sector that affects national policymaking and, via outsourcing, its technological deployments.
The €500 note – worth more than $650 – is a much more convenient and pocketable carrier of value than the $100 bill.
Protocol analysis is applied to eight design sessions to compare the behavior of different design teams when featuring printouts of color-coded CAD models, instead of spreadsheets with numerical tables, as carrier of value-related information.
The underlying hypothesis is that the distance between two health states is the main carrier of value irrespectively of the direction of the movement and the mode by which it is achieved.
At a time when most parents work and traditional carriers of values, like churches and neighborhoods, are no longer so reliable, boarding schools offer young people a moral and intellectual context, not to mention friendships, to serve them all their lives.
Beauty of form aside, they are carriers of values — political, spiritual and personal — through time.
