Sentence examples for fixing of value from inspiring English sources

Natural selection could be compared to the fundamental laws of political economy, as these laws actually emerge in the fixing of value and prices through demand and supply (PD 137).

Ananya Roy has devised her own definition of informality stating that: "if formality operates through the fixing of value, including the mapping of spatial value, then informality operates through the constant negotiability of value and the unmapping of space" (Alsayyad 2004).

In fact, in a move that could hardly be deemed anti-American the central bank, the People's Bank of China, let its currency, the renminbi, climb 0.23 percent against the dollar Monday morning in the daily fixing of its value.

These points were randomly jittered around a fixed set of values to minimise reward and motivation effects on threshold estimates.

In 1983 the metre was defined as "the length of the path travelled by light in vacuum during a time interval of of a second", fixing the value of the speed of light at by definition, as described below.

Since President Eduardo Duhalde's decision in January to jettison a decade-old policy of fixing the value of the peso at $1, it has lost more than two-thirds of its value, and briefly traded late today for as little as 25 cents.

Therefore, it would be mistaken to set up a fixed scale of values — valid for all people in all circumstances and at all times — full stop.

Fixing the value of V3 (volume of distribution of metabolite in the central compartment) rendered the model structurally identifiable.

Sensitivity analyses also indicated that the estimates of CL/F were not affected by fixing the value of Ka.

If we specify the exact population size in the next generation (fixing the value of w ¯ ), and fix the value of δ for each individual, then Equation 2 becomes equivalent to the Price equation with fitness simply replaced by expected fitness, w ^ [ 24].

Another alternate approach is fixing the value of k by trial and error.