Sentence examples for example of value from inspiring English sources
Most agree on one thing: in the extravagantly priced world of legal education, the dinners are a rare example of value for money: for around £16 you get a four-course meal (on Tuesday, Lincoln's Inn served watercress soup, followed by deep-fried mushrooms, grilled chicken breast and rhubarb fool) and as much wine and port as you can drink.
The tobacco stocks, led by Philip Morris (44, MO), are an example of value.
A classic example of value arbitrage, its how we play tech (though we are far less often sellers of stocks than we are buyers).
As a relevant example of conflicts in social cooperation we select Wikipedia (WP), an intriguing example of value production in an online collaborative environment [17].
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Example of value stream mapping (VSM) from the manufacturing industry presenting information flow (red) and material flow (blue).
However, we found that the difference between our power law policy and the optimal policy (see the example of value functions below) is small enough that in practice they are virtually the same.
Taking into account the time value of money, and income tax, the project could well be an example of value-destruction, not profiteering.
Ms. van Hus said that the trend toward slighter female opera singers was an unwelcome example of values migrating from the film industry, where, she said, "the popular type of actresses are so skinny".
Cuba offers a fascinating example of values education that's deeply embedded throughout the school system, in universities and in teacher training colleges.
Goldman's record fine of $550 million by the SEC and subsequent conviction of one of its traders (for defrauding customers in the Abacus deal) is an example of values drift.
Basically, I am saying that the theory of individual selection represents a failure of the scientific process and an example of values masquerading as facts, little different than religious, political, and other ideologies.
