But in an internet age, there is so much noise out there: blogs, tweets, online guides, customer reviews and rants, that the value of authoritative voices like Michelin is increasing".
In 2008 a group of highly respected economists and scientists led by Pavan Sukhdev, then a senior Deutsche Bank economist, conducted an authoritative economic analysis of the value of biodiversity.
First, the criminal law purports to declare and enforce authoritative standards of value, in particular of moral value: it claims the authority to tell us how we should live, and to enforce its demands on us if we disagree or disobey.
9 questions related to leadership role perspective were reduced to two factors which were denoted as Benevolent Role and Benevolent-Authoritative Role with Cronbach's alpha value of is 0.793 and 0.721.
Authoritative parenting style represents scores above the median value of both involvement and strictness subscales, whereas Neglectful parenting style represent scores below the median values in both dimensions.
The approximation function can be used at first for computation of the authority value of a given discussant, at second, for discrimination of an authoritative discussant from non-authoritative contributors to the web discussion.
Buyer mindsets need to become more adaptive and attune to the value of buying media in well-lit environments alongside authoritative content.
Given the lack of consensus and supportive evidence on the value of ultrasound in improving outcomes by antenatal detection of complicated pregnancies, an authoritative investigation on ultrasound's utility in LIC settings will be important and timely.
Easton defined political behaviour as the "authoritative allocation of values," or the distribution of rewards in wealth, power, and status that the system may provide.
