The push and pull between so-called momentum investors, for whom accelerating profits are essential, and value investors, can keep a company's stock price from rising very high in good times, or sinking too far when bad times are on the horizon.
The main category 'Two sides of the same coin' illustrates the overall finding from this interview study, that the obstetricians viewed the ultrasound as an essential and much valued tool in obstetric care simultaneously as it had given rise to several challenging issues for obstetric practice.
They're asserting that we have a unique global standing, our eminence essential and our values worthy of export.
Hence, trust is an essential and indispensable value for morally apposite sharing of health data.
"The idea that a society becomes more and more centred around the army as an almost essential and sacred value is a frightening idea".
Moreover, fostering the doctor-patient relationship is considered an essential and universal value within medical practice [ 30].
Our common law has retained its essential vibrancy and values, the essence of which is exported through the convention and its interpretation by our courts.
Lewis, in his own movies (such as his first, "The Bellboy"), is a radical democrat — his eternal child is a beleaguered and overlooked Everyman whose essential decency and value are misunderstood, derided, or ignored in a world of vanity and self-interest.
In a demonstration before a hushed crowd of Apple enthusiasts, an app developer named Josh asked the new Siri, "Why didn't my parents love me?" Siri's response, "Your parents were too self-absorbed and narcissistic to recognize your essential beauty and value as a human being," brought many in the Yerba Buena Center audience close to tears.
The affordable Essential Series and value-added Experience Series are joined by the flagship Expert Series (Class 10) for photo users who demand class-leading capacity transfer speeds.
