"Every day, corporate businesses that come into a city are realizing that having an authentic youth culture is valuable to their business, it's valuable to their employees, it's valuable to the quality of life in a city, it makes the city feel vibrant.
After all, pop culture is valuable and instructive in large part because it provides a lens through which to view, analyze and understand our daily lives.
"For me, it was an opportunity to provoke a little 'Oh, yeah,' moment in someone's head, which in our oversaturated culture is valuable".
PhD students are regularly represented as the lifeblood of an academic department – essential to research culture, a "valuable" addition to teaching staff and, significantly, a way for institutions to further rank and classify how well they are doing.
St. Augustine and St. Basil also tolerated the use of the secular schools by Christians, maintaining that literary and rhetorical culture is valuable so long as it is kept subservient to the Christian life.
Although culture provides valuable information and material, it is only positive in a minority of cases [ 5- 8].
63 Although culturing remains valuable for identifying functional groups and for selective enumeration (eg, of pathogens), new culture-independent approaches provide more powerful and convenient methodologies for monitoring changes in the GI tract community (table 1).
Beyond the drop-dead beauty and the heady sense of court life's many splendors, the subject of "Treasury of the World" is constant movement and mixing of cultures, a valuable lesson for today.
Also, this study confirms the idea that anther cultures provide valuable resources for developing genetic diversity and for breeding in rice.
Besides medical application as composite skin grafts, in vitro constructed skin equivalents (SEs) or organotypic co-cultures represent valuable tools for cutaneous biology.
