Sentimental (and market-savvy) owners do their best to restore them to their original and more valuable condition before putting them up for sale or rent.
There have been several attempts to theoretically capture what all objectively attractive, inherently worthwhile, or finally valuable conditions have in common insofar as they bear on meaning.
Instead, there are certain inherently worthwhile or finally valuable conditions that confer meaning for anyone, neither merely because they are wanted, chosen, or believed to be meaningful, nor because they somehow are grounded in God.
In his Slate piece, Allenby largely draws on ideas he has conveyed in "The Techno-Human Condition," a valuable book co-authored with his colleague Daniel Sarewitz.
Another key area of activity for the ILO – data and statistics on labour conditions – continues to provide a valuable insight into the working conditions of millions.
The effects of surface microcracks on stress redistribution and relaxation were discussed and a valuable range of peening conditions of used material was proposed.
The studies described above have provided a valuable comparison of growth conditions, but these individually-gathered datasets have not been fully integrated to provide a systems biology view of metabolism, which is crucial to understanding methylotrophic growth and predicting metabolic manipulations for industrial benefit.
This purpose shows support for the lecturer viewpoint, the attention of the listeners, the importance of a valuable presentation, and favorable conditions of the place.
Ship timbers in good condition were a valuable commodity, re-used in new structures or sold off.
This, in turn, provides a valuable insight into the interfacial condition of a fracture at virtually no surcharge – beyond the computational effort required for its imaging.
