Moreover, the software can reveal which customers are more valuable — from the perspective of how much time they spend on the site and whether they're repeat customers.
The fundamental question for Disney amounted to this: What is more valuable from a marketing perspective, Go Network or its separate components of ABC-TV, Disney theme parks and ESPN? (Go also oversees the official Web sites of the National Football League and NASCAR).
20 February Publicly calls for Roman Abramovich to back his vision for the club: "Words would be more valuable coming from the top.
But the Blues boss said: "These words would be more valuable coming from the top.
In a global digital era, policy makers should instead consider which nonexamined skills might be more valuable, and whether students from nonelite backgrounds might bring fresh assets to the leadership cohort.
Successes like YouTube, the online video site sold to Google for $1.65 billion in 2006, convinced some venture investors that building a Web site with a large number of users could still be more valuable than making money from paying customers.
Blog posts from working designers, for instance, relating practical experience in bite-sized installments, might be more valuable than content coming from someone who's a full-time educator, instructor or academic, but it's just harder to find and digest given the current systems of content organization.
We did not fully sequence virus capsid because we considered it would be more valuable to have sequences from as many virus variants as possible but, to meet project constraints, restrict sequences to what is currently considered one of the most antigenetically important and variable parts of the capsid genome.
"As a research tool, CRISPR could hardly be more valuable — but we are far from the day when it should be used in a clinical setting".
But, they were also 20th-century figures, and there are people who have met them and have reported on what they were like in the flesh, so I think it would be more valuable to bring back somebody from an earlier time that no living person has ever spoken to.
