What interests him is the process of the visible first becoming visible, before the thing seen has been given a name or acquired a value.
The Tafel slope acquires a value of 120 mV.
55 The program assigns TM-score for a structurally aligned protein pair, which typically acquires a value in (0, 1].
S c acquires a value from 0 to 1, where an S c measure of 1 suggests perfectly complementing interacting surfaces, while an S c value approximating to zero implies an interacting surface of uncorrelated topology.
Based on three questions regarding exposure to ultraviolet radiation where each answer alternative was given a number ranging from 1 (the lowest exposure) to 4 (the highest exposure), an index was constructed by adding the numbers together and thus acquired a value between 3 and 12 5. Ultraviolet radiation exposure was then dichotomized into high or low exposure (index value more or less than 6).
For example, let's say you can acquire a "high value" customer – say someone worth $6 in lifetime value — for an acquisition cost of $3, and let's say you can acquire a "low value" user worth $2 in lifetime value for an acquisition cost of $1. Don't think that pursuing one customer or the other is an either/or decision.
To acquire a Km value, activity assays were performed in the presence of increasing lactate concentrations, and a Km value of approximately 150 µM was calculated using SigmaPlot 10.0.1 software (Fig. 5B).
In 1903 the Austrian art historian Alois Riegl identified what he called 'unintentional monuments': those constructions that over time acquire a cultural value of a kind entirely unintended by their architects.
In his final column, which appeared on October 8th under the title "The Uncertain Destiny of the Human Species," Fidel offered up a free-form and somewhat obscure rumination on science and religion, concluding, "At this point, religions acquire a special value.
