Sentence examples for back value from inspiring English sources

"There is an ethic on the Internet -- if I take value, I'm going to give back value," he said.

"Gastronomy has brought back value to a type of ecological agriculture that was being lost, and it is encouraging more young people to become farmers and make nature their work office," he said.

A trustless digital ledger does not require a large reserve of funds to back value in one currency or the other, because of the nuances of the blockchain.

The pricing method for NG has evolved from government pricing to a two-track implementation to prices set with government guidance and finally to the current market net back value method (Kong et al. 2015).

Being able to pick and choose certain results or ad remnants from Google will help bring back value to its portal which sports that big search box that people still use.

Recently I wrote about the need for RSS to evolve, primarily to start giving back value to the commercial RSS Publishers and to further simplify the RSS experience for non-technical readers, which I feel is vital if the size of the RSS market is to grow beyond just the technically minded minority (us) who are just fine and dandy with our desktop "rivers of news" style RSS aggregators.

(This does not count shopping in ordinary stores by tourists who later claim back value-added tax).

Rather, it's been a case of bringing back values that should never have been dispensed with in the first place.

The stamping analysis found that the hole/slot hybrid patterns design resulted in the most favorable performance among all designs owing to the lowest maximum von-Mises stress/strain and spring-back value.

In this way, the multiple transmitters can apply the fed-back value to the next transmission of each transmitter, and then the receiver can achieve a higher performance in the communication system.

Spring-back values vary between 0.5° and 5°.