Sentence examples for character of values from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the intrinsically deterministic character of values in classical physics is replaced in quantum theory by intrinsic uncertainty.

The frequency dependence of the real and apparent components of the complex conductivity of the CuS/CdS rod-like semiconductor heterostructures (Fig. 6b) indicates a frequency-independent character of values in a wide range of frequencies (below 104 Hz).

This leads Locke to conclude that the primary normative character of value norms is best sought in their functional role as stereotypes of feeling attitudes and as habitual impulses toward certain choices of actions.

The magnitude and character of these values as they change over a reaction reveals the relative importance of electronegativity in influencing the chemical process.

On Locke's view, though the value-mode is determined immediately by the affective character of the value, this is not the final determination of the value.

Presumably, imperatives are determined, at least in part, by the qualitative character of the value in question.

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.

Another inherent discrepancy is the integer character of the predicted values versus the non-integer values stemming from the comparison to the size marker.

The high correlation coefficients confirm the "clustered" character of the experimental values recorded.

Amongst the statistical distributions of physical phenomena, we can distinguish between wild and mild distributions according to the character of their extreme values, i.e. their distribution tails.

There was obviously no explicit modification of the ionosphere, and August 16 (day 228) indicated only the temporary character of electronic density values remaining the same.