The phrase "an ultimate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fundamental principle or belief that is considered the highest or most important in a particular context.
Example: "In our organization, integrity is regarded as an ultimate value that guides all our decisions and actions."
Alternatives: "a supreme value" or "a fundamental value".
He came of age in a world where virtuosic Romanticism was an ultimate value, prized far more than note-perfect adherance to the score.
This network with 2 hidden layers is able to minimize the mse to an ultimate value of 0.000000979.
A willful self-transformation is demanded now in the service of a higher law based on reason or, one might say, of an "ultimate value" in Weber's parlance.
As economic "freedom" is considered to be an ultimate value, any institutional or custom regulation is viewed as reducing such freedom.
The probability of success increases with mud pressure, attaining an ultimate value of 1.0 at 55 MPa (Fig. 22a) where the corresponding probability of failure is 0.0.
It has been observed that the neural network was having 6 neurons in input, 20 neurons in 1st hidden layer, 20 neurons in 2nd hidden layer and 1 neuron in output layer all comprising of "tansig" activation function for ANN based fault detector (6-20-20-2) can able to minimize the mean square error (mse) to an ultimate value of 0.00000989.
From the figure, it can be observed that the values gradually increase and converge to a certain ultimate value as the load increases from the cracking load through the failure load.
Negotiations stalled over Straus's old-publishing appetite for subsidiary rights and over fundamental differences between agents and Straus about an author's ultimate value.
Other standouts lIte NextVR and Quanergy Systems are providing solutions that are critical to the growth of new product ecosystems — virtual reality and autonomous vehicles.
But he hardly played as a rookie, and his ultimate value is unclear.
One can recognize that a thing is without ultimate value and still act vigorously in pursuit of it, when doing so is in accordance with one's rational character.
