Sentence examples for clearly defined value from inspiring English sources

Universal Discovery lacks a clearly defined value proposition, and thus a crystal clear use case.

(We use the term 'slow' intuitively because an exact speed limit depends on the animal's mass, form, and size as well as on the mode of locomotion and on the speed of water flow around it. Hence it would vary from species to species. We hope that the understanding of the essence of this concept will not be disturbed by the absence of a clearly defined value).

In classical computers, bits have clearly defined values of 1 or 0, but the laws of quantum mechanics allow qubits to exist in a 'superposition' of states — a mixture of both 1 and 0 that would be impossible in an everyday computer.

Having clearly defined values that employees "buy into" is the foundation of an engaged organization.

One common trait among them was an emphasis on hiring, developing and managing employees based on clearly defined values and principles.

If the magazine is an offshoot of your business, you might already have a clearly defined unique value proposition, but you will need to differentiate this publication from your company blog.

At the very first TEDWomen event in 2010, one of the most popular TEDTalks was given by Dereck and Beverly Joubert, whose talk together clearly defined the value of a session we called "Duets".

Given the lack of a clearly defined sST2 value for each non-response category, the biomarker was entered as a log-transformed, continuous variable.

UNICEF Mali engages in partnerships that provide a clearly defined added value to our shared goal of achievement of the MDGs through the implementation of the Millennium Declaration, the the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF's strategic priorities and work plans.

You have to be an active and influential leader in your business with clearly defined company values, mission, and vision.

The limit between the two groups occurred between 14 and 19% TS in this study and is consistent with literature data, although this limit has not been clearly defined with values varying between 15 and 20% TS [ 3, 8, 9].