Sentence examples for a unified value from inspiring English sources
Next, the processing delay is set to a unified value, 0.01 (ms).
We integrated the expression values of each protein detected from three organelle fractions (i.e. nuclear, mitochondrion, cytosol fractions) into a unified value and then converted these into log2 values.
Moreover, a data normalizing process is used to transform term weights into a new unified value range, with TF-IDF (term frequency-inverse document frequency) being the most used normalization process [ 1].
It seems that, with the dying-away of the living sensation of the Holocaust, all the unimaginable pain and sorrow live on as a single, unified value--a value to which one not only clings more strongly than to any other, but which one will also see generally recognized and accepted.
The Global Times' English editorialsays the bloc of five's unity is not defined by any "unified values", but common benefits such as "oppression by developed countries" that they are all facing.
The fact that the corporate economy has no unified value system of its own, or still mouthed a flaccid version of Protestant virtues, meant that liberal ism could go ideologically unchal lenged.
After the early struggles which searched for unified value judgments, the policy discussions gradually shifted more to the social rules allowing adversarial opinions.
Emphasizing unified values had less of an impact than they realized because I would say the organization itself still sees itself as a collection of independents.
Rethinking the magazine as a unified "storehouse" of value is a nice starting point for brainstorming new ways for magazines to create pleasure and value for their audiences across different media.
They had to find common ground among all sides, and they had to somehow synthesize the arguments into a unified theory on the value of life.
