Sentence examples for context of value from inspiring English sources
This too featured milestone talk, but in the context of "value creation" - that's "making money" to you and me.
And he is adamant that the emergence of a new form of science storytelling, wedded to entertainment outlets like TED Talks, is creating a monster that substitutes flashy wonder for hard thinking and insulates the practice of science from a real-world political context of value decisions, large capital investment and dubious technological offshoots.
This paper considers the application of the ELECTRE III model in the context of value engineering.
Besides, Ref. [17] proposed an expansion planning approach for the combined gas and power in the context of value chains.
The main aim of this study is to discuss application of innovative business models in contemporary enterprises in the context of value created by these entities.
These results suggest that MT integrates interoceptive input from insular cortex in the context of value computations of both primary and secondary rewards.
"People are not thinking in a wide enough context of values and responsibilities," said Strachan Donnelly, director of the humans and nature program at the Hastings Center, an ethics research center in Garrison, N.Y.
Cervical deformity correction has not been evaluated in terms of cost-utility and in the context of value-based health care.
This approach marked a shift away from the post-War paradigm of scientific objectivism and Deweyan progressivism toward one which emphasized the contingency of education and knowledge on a greater context of values and norms (cf. Englund, 1999, p. 23f and 2000, p. 8f).
Latour and Woolgar ([1986]) have exposed the human, interested, motivated world of the science laboratory that is usually excluded from accounts of scientific enquiry, and Bloor ([1991] [1976]) has taken this further by arguing that all kinds of knowledge, including the most apparently human-independent, is motivated and arises in a context of values and beliefs.
Isenberg agrees: "I haven't seen anything to date that suggests peer effects make a large difference" in the context of value-added teacher evaluations.
