It was predicted, that in judging clearfelling people would draw on value orientations toward the natural environment.
They may fall back on a general impression about the category to which the specific issue relates, or they may draw on more general values [ 32].
Such estimates are often referred to as 'nowcasts' [40], as the goal is not to forecast future values of a time series, but to estimate the value of the time series for the current period, drawing on past values of the time series and other relevant indicators.
Drawing on use value implies that value only occurs when the offering of a service is beneficial or useful to another actor (e.g. customer) in a particular context.
It may even draw on some of the other values — experimentation, creativity, collaboration — that characterize Silicon Valley.
What Martin Luther King, Jr. said about Vietnam and about drawing on ethical values in politics is inspiring.
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Much of their efficacy, he suggests, has been based on their strategic use of male music to share information about the virus, thus drawing on local cultural values (manifest in the use of certain drums and rhythms) to call attention to the urgency of the disease.
Likewise the sense of solidarity among socialists drew on the values of an older organic society.
Perhaps Desmond plans to draw on the values exhibited by the television channels in his Red Hot TV portfolio, such as Dirty Talk, Filth and Television X.
Public reason can only perform its role as a legitimizing force if it is freestanding if it draws on political values alone and is independent of moral or religious doctrines of the good.
