Sentence examples for has been given value from inspiring English sources

In The Gay Science, Nietzsche explains that, "Whatever has value in our world now does not have value in itself, according to its nature — nature is always value-less, but has been given value at some time" (301; cf. D 3).

My work has been given value by the stamp of my self-identified brand of crazy.

Contemporary participation in the 'information age' is clearly different from prior experience, insofar as information production is a much more common activity across all domains, and such information has been given value, often monetary value, in new and experimental forms - one need only consider the conflicted story of gene patents for instance.

The self portrait has been given a value of £20m, although as the trust holds items on behalf of the public, it said it can never be sold.

Eigenvalues, i.e. the priority matrix, are generated from the comparison matrix when each criteria comparison has been given a value.

His legendary costumes are up for sale for €1,500 to €2,000 £1,3000 to £1,700) and the auction of 700 pieces has been given a face value of €300,000.

For linear aspect, high weightage has been given for high values, and aerial aspect is assigned low weightage for high values.

In this study, emphasis has been given to find absolute values of spectral parameters instead of their relative values which are rarely found in literature.

In other awards, Mason & Hanger‐Silas Mason, Inc., has been given two Army contracts valued at a total of $27.1‐mil lion for detonators, boosters and heavy bombs.

So far, the majority of research has evaluated the prognostic value of clinical characteristics (symptoms and signs), whereas little attention has been given to the potential prognostic value of psychosocial and occupational factors.

A two-tailed P value of less than 0.05 was considered a significant level except for where a certain P value has been given.