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Monitoring programs should therefore not only target description of present state but also take the extra effort to build collections of reference samples that will no doubt become of immense value for managers and scientists alike within just a few years.
Heraldry on buildings, in manuscripts, and in paintings is of immense value for purposes of identification.
Some of the oldest collections of books developed into national "copyright libraries," of immense value for bibliographical purposes.
Downloading, streaming and using the likes of LittleMonsters.com generates detailed information of immense value to artists, labels, stores and advertisers.
They, and their fellow spies Anthony Blunt and John Cairncross (neither of whom defected) were of immense value to the Russians.
The most striking failure affected a previously unpublished object of immense value to the history of Arab metalwork.
No one disputes that communications data and intercept evidence can be of immense value to the police and security services.
As the earliest (375 335 bce) extensive group of papyri ever found in Palestine, they are of immense value to historians.
"To the press the electric telegraph is an invention of immense value," one journalist observed in 1868.
