Sentence examples for domains of values from inspiring English sources
Since no meaningful existence can be devoted exclusively to one type of goods (the goods of the future being ultimately unattainable and the goods of the present being ultimately too narrow), Rickert argues that the "personal union" (Rickert 1921b, 402) between man and woman amounts to a mutual completion and a synthesis of the two domains of values.
Remark 3.1 Indeed, using the extension of the quasi-Lyapounov method, we can obtain the global asymptotic behavior of the second-order Lyness equation x n + 2 x n = a + x n + 1 + γ x n 2 for certain domains of values for parameters.
The domains of values and interests, on the other hand, are more conceptualized as characteristic manifestations, and better describe what individuals will do, indicating domains (e.g., study majors) or areas (e.g. vocational sectors) in which people give expression to their abilities and traits.
For a biallelic QTL, the domains of values for which some of these concave polynomials can either decrease or increase with increasing LD was shown in our developments as limited to extreme allele frequencies for the haplotypes and QTL.
The notion of fuzzy set closure is introduced to compare two fuzzy sets whose domain of values is a taxonomy.
Fuzzy sets may be defined on a hierarchized domain of values, called a taxonomy (values of the domain are connected using the a kind of semantic link).
(2) At low expression levels of IK1 channels, a large domain of values in the parameter space (n, N) exists, where oscillations should be observed.
K is the key domain and V is the domain of values.
In his examination relativism is immediately extended to a general theory, not restricted to the domain of values.
Static aggregation values: Aggregation values may change and be derived from a continuous or discrete domain of values.
(2) Rickert prides himself on having 'discovered' and defended the autonomy of the fifth domain of values, which he labels 'erotics' (Rickert 1913, 313 319).
