Sentence examples for comparative values from inspiring English sources

They were influenced by the poets Mallarmé and Baudelaire, and the latter's poem Correspondences, which finds comparative values in colours and musical notes, is often seen as the first manifesto of the movement.

Knowledge is sometimes difficult to distinguish from taste: does the consumer who persists in smoking cigarettes have inadequate knowledge or simply different comparative values for the pleasures and risks of smoking?

Because prices are expressed in terms of a widely acceptable commodity, they permit a ready comparison of the comparative values of various commodities if shoes are $15 per pair and bread 30 cents per loaf, a pair of shoes is worth 50 loaves of bread.

The comparative values average percentage error, RMSE and R2 were given in Table 6.

Comparative values for ℓ α,β,a,b for various growth-decay dynamics are discussed in subsection 5.

The established database can be used as comparative values for clinical decisions about the normal foot development.

In what ways do you believe the inclusive values of your camp have an advantage over the ever more exclusive, comparative value that drives corporate logic?

Lately, it roars, drowning out other measures of comparative value, among them the humble sentiments of critics, curators, and independent scholars.

This package forces the company to make assumptions -- essentially, educated guesses -- as to the comparative value of equipment sales and maintenance contracts.

Collective bargaining cannot proceed on the assumption that work has a fixed value or even a comparative value.

(This, I hasten to add, isn't a comparative value judgment; Europe has no monopoly on right thinking or clear viewing).