Respectable people, in other words, keen to retrieve a sense of order in what they perceive to be a time of disordered, disrupted, values.
Whereas in earlier centuries, the city had been regarded almost uniformly as a setting of civilization, culture, and freedom of mind, now one found more and more writers aware of the other side of cities: the atomization of human relationships, broken families, the sense of the mass, of anonymity, alienation, and disrupted values.
In describing these values our intent is not to suggest that they characterize all of rural life but rather to show how they play into building rural capacity for palliative care and how initiatives that disrupt these values also disrupt care.
In this world, the divergence in high and low cost markets could persist indefinitely, until a shock of some sort disrupted the value of the externalities holding high-cost cities together.As a model of housing cost dynamics and metropolitan skill sets, I don't know if this actually holds up.
Things moved offline to street protests with the organization being accused of disrupting family values because of its untraditional opinions about women's rights.
Any changes in distance, time or temperature in the chain can significantly increase costs or disrupt the net present value of the activities and their added value in the supply chain (Verbic, 2006).
In our study, a vertical electric field higher than 3.85 mV/m (threshold value) will disrupt the Esb layers.
Sharing communities are already creating new value and disrupt existing businesses.
Figure 4A shows that the K103R, C238Y, K241E, and R271W mutations completely disrupt the binding with values fivefold less than WT, similar to that of the novel Q164X nonsense mutation (P < 0.01 for each comparison).
Is the insurance industry the next industry where technology with Google as a key player disrupts the existing value chain?
