According to Kurucz et al. (2008), these constitute a proposition for value creation in the general areas of cost and risk reduction, profit maximisation and competitive advantage, reputation and legitimacy, and synergistic value creation.
A triplet (concept + property + instance) constitutes a proposition, or "[definitive] statement about (part of) the world" (Gardner, 2005; Schulze-Kremer, 2002, p 187).
The evidence E8 in Moore is constituted by a proposition believed by s.
Estimating actual rates of duplication, recombination, and deletion during the 100 Myr of evolution encompassing the putative WGD event constitutes a difficult proposition, especially because rates vary with time.
Knowing that, we concluded that this sergeant's claim to have an exact tally of his kills in that war — in probably any modern war — constituted an absurdly vainglorious proposition.
Even if potential students find you, say on your website, the brand positioning and associated messages you have worked hard to develop in the context of the UK market constitute an unfocused proposition in China.
GWEBV may reduce the amount of phenotyping required for breeding schemes and hence constitute an attractive proposition because obtaining phenotypic records routinely for all generations can be expensive, reduce animal welfare, and sometimes impossible for live selection candidates.
These revolutionaries constituted a political tradition committed to certain basic propositions in Jesuit political thought.
He was a little vague about what constituted a proposition the formalization just presented provides a natural mathematical entity to serve the purpose, and was explicitly proposed for this purpose by Carnap.
Often, marketers (and consumers) automatically think of the written work -- web copy, blog posts, emails, customer stories and so on -- that constitutes a brand's value proposition, products and services.
