Sentence examples for constructed values from inspiring English sources

In this sense, crossborder planning is understood as a result of the interaction between regional actors and the social constructed values and meanings (geographical, cultural, social, economic, historical, etc).

In this sense, crossborder planning is understood as a result of the interaction between regional actors and the social constructed values and meanings (geographical, cultural, social, economic, historical, etc.) given to border and cross-border regions.

Preferences may vary depending on culturally constructed values and norms in each population.

A representative sample of 36 projects could be constructed, valued at USD 2.7 billion (2006 prices) with a total length of some 235 km.

Moral legitimacy can be considered as "sociotropic": internal participants and external constituents make judgements in accordance with their socially constructed value systems assessing organisations' societal benefits [41].

This work proposes a specially constructed value "A" for every customer (task) and for each method (or kind) of the forecast, which allows the estimation of the comparative economic effectiveness.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Plots showing the probability density functions (PDF) of the relative error between the original (hbox {CO}_2) concentration field and its constructed value using StOMP.

"I think the work dismantles ideas of preciousness within the art world, and these constructed value systems of what is valuable, what isn't..

These regression models allow the estimation of the absence days as a constructed value in prospective studies.

Moral legitimacy can be considered as "sociotropic": internal participants and external constituents make judgements in accordance with their socially constructed value systems assessing organisations' societal benefits [ 41].

Alternatives to published results include panels of liver disease experts constructing values that appear to have face value.