Sentence examples for born value from inspiring English sources

This results in a non-negligible fraction of alpha-particles being promptly lost from the plasma and hitting the plasma facing components (PFC) at energies close to their born value of 3.5 MeV.

Share value quickly doubled and in one day a new public company is born valued at $31 billion.

Our results support the Matsuoka's demonstration of characteristics of birthing homes in Japan means the importance of waiting for the baby to be born and valuing the labor pain.

The First Amendment forbids government sanction of one set of religious beliefs over another, yet the same amendment guarantees the right of citizens, including politicians, to lobby for legislation reflecting their values, including values born of religious ideology.

There's not yet a super-unicorn ($100Bn+ in value) born from 2005-2015, butherere are now nine "decacorns" ($10 billion-plus in value), 3x our last post.

There's not yet a super-unicorn ($100 billion-plus in value) born from the 2005-2015 decade, but there are now nine "decacorns" ($10 billion-plus in value), 3x our last post.

That means he wasn't even born when famous value guys like Warren Buffett Warren Buffett and Martin Whitman Martin Whitman were already running money.

Sometimes it is difficult for a customer to provide any sensitive information because they fear that these will born judgments of value on their managerial capacity.

We observed lower IGF2 concentration in infants who were male (p value = 0.11), had low birth weight (p value = 0.12), those born by C-section (p value = 0.006) or to African American women (p value = 0.02).

Rather than religion or culture, what unites the diverse population — a quarter of residents are foreign born — are the values of their workplaces: technological innovation, accuracy, efficiency.

"The past seems to have been overcome but how is the western community of values, born out of the second world war, faring?