Sentence examples for categories of values from inspiring English sources
The nine categories of values Kellert has designated are themselves illuminating.
Valuing agents in social interaction are expected to indicate identical preference orderings only if they hold correspondingly identical categories of values.
Haidt, who along with psychologist Craig Joseph proposed the Moral Foundations Theory framework, identifies six categories of values (and their opposites) as a way of understanding how morality varies among cultures.
The model estimates the frequencies of four different categories of values of the population selection value (Ne s, where Ne is the effective population size and s is the selection coefficient against novel mutations).
We identify three categories of value that aggregators may create: fundamental, transitory, and opportunistic.
To explain it all, we seem to need new categories of value, and another kind of meditation on what originality is.
Not only does the value-feeling determine the qualitative character of a given value, it also establishes broader categories of value by grouping values according to their common affective quality.
But the distinctions I drew between different categories of value above show that Moore's analysis of the claim that my own good consists in pleasure is too narrow.
However, the boundary between the two is left open, and it is unclear at what point it is crossed in the sequence of increasingly specific and variable examples Berlin gives: colours, shapes, (gustatory) tastes, 'the uniformities on which the sciences are based', 'the categories of value'moralral standards', 'rules of etiquette', subjective preferences of taste.
As shown, lignin's valorization can be separated into several greater categories of value-added applications, feedstock for energy production, a raw material in low-volume, high-value chemicals, a raw material in high volume, low value chemicals, and as a "precursor for material applications" [31].
