The combination of evident value and apparent secrecy makes Elmore Leonard fans feel more for their hero than Borges lovers are allowed to feel for theirs.
Beyond their evident value for literary scholars, 30 of the 200 or so volumes contain dedications, some of them poignant and touching thoughts to the writer by close friends and admirers.
These results only date extant tor surfaces, not the landscape, but as the best available erosion pins they have evident value in exploring theories of the evolution of Dartmoor during the Quaternary.
It's not that Collier's novel should detract from the evident value of Hale's book, but if we are to understand how such a story can speak to concerns about, as Beha says, "what fundamentally makes us human," it cannot but help to extend the comparison beyond Nabokov's Humbert Humbert, to include Mr. Fatigay's all-too-human monkey wife.
Virtual goods must be of evident value, and linked either to consumption or expiration over time, thus driving the user to purchase them time and time again (be it via game currency, ads and/or real-world money).
Virtual goods must be of evident value, and linked either to consumption or expiration over time, thus driving the user to purchase them time and time again (be it via game currency, ads and/or real-world money).
It was shown to be of evident value in a suspected recurrent tumour.
Thymidylate synthase expression has the most evident value for the prediction of antitumour effect by fluoropyrimidine (Adlard et al, 2002).
Cetuximab monotherapy has no evident value in the treatment in unselected NSCLC patients in the second-line setting.
The point here is that (i) there is evident value in the feces of (at least some) individuals, and that (ii) both the treatment, as well as research pertaining to the treatment, are likely to be associated with cultural sensitivities, awkwardness, and possibly embarrassment on the part of patients and research participants.
Finnis thinks law must provide a comprehensive framework for realizing a list of supposedly self-evident values including life, knowledge, play and religion (Finnis 1979, 81 97, 154 56).
