For baseball, having Fox try to trump NBC with a blockbuster offer is a coup, elevating the value of the rights Fox is trying to buy from $1.7 billion to $2.5 billion.
Others, including Japan Tobacco and the semiconductor maker Rohm, have announced share buybacks in recent months — moves that help elevate the value of the companies' remaining shares in the market.
Because land auctions are a major source of fiscal income in China, part of the plan's allure was the prospect of elevating the value of property in an undeveloped area.
This will be done only with the people-centric innovation economy that uses machines to elevate the value of people, empowering them.
Under presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, the government saved the financial sector by pumping it full of cash, and then taking unprecedented steps to elevate the value of financial assets.
The problem is that multiple competitive money cults on every continent have been allowed to evolve asset markets into forms that elevate the value of growth capital over prudently measured merit.
Although the H-test was originally based on the number of segregating sites in a population (S), DNASP uses η in place of S. We chose to run the additional set of simulations with θ because it should be less sensitive to low frequency migrants, which can greatly elevate the value of η, and give a false signal of lower than expected Hd.
The need for descriptive text for permissible values is being addressed in future caDSR releases by elevating the value meaning to an administered item in caDSR, for which curators can then specify alternate names, definitions and document text similar to CDEs.
He started with a joke: "Class of 2006, I count myself as one of you: we all graduate from Harvard this week!" But he ended by warning the students to be ever mindful of those "threats that come from elevating the values of consensus, conformity, and comfort above the value of truth".
