Sentence examples for fact values from inspiring English sources

In fact, values emerge to represent the various ideological tendencies with which social groups are identified (Pereira et al. 2004a).

In fact, values greater than 2 mean that long waves are prevalent, while if lower, short ones are predominant.

Adams argues that not just any human social relation will possess the requisite authority: "A morally valid obligation obviously will not be constituted by just any demand sponsored by a system of social relationships that one in fact values.

Against this kind of reply, one might argue that, in fact, values don't tend to change right away when we change environments (the U.S. Southern culture of honor may be a hold-over from hard times in Northern Ireland prior to U.S. immigration; Nisbett and Cohen, 1996).

In fact, values of f > f phas cause limit cycle trajectories to evolve slower than for f = f phas, and so (within some range of values of f) they can move along more horizontal directions, and thus reach higher values of v before intersecting the "returning" v-nullcline.

In fact, values are very high in the NREM scalp recordings and very low during REM periods, confirming a clear predominance of EEG power in the very low frequencies (up to 1Hz) during NREM sleep.

In fact, value seems to be a trademark of City Limits.

The question might be, in the relevant way, an Open Question, even if, in fact, value is whatever satisfies a desire we desire to have.

In fact, valuing the right services from coal plants will prove the more important question for a low-cost, low-carbon electricity system.

Strong international condemnation of the crimes Israel is committing is the only way to show Gaza's young Anne Franks that the world does in fact value Palestinian lives and humanity.

Patients were generally very happy to participate and, in fact, valued the distraction from their environment.