Sentence examples for in terms of its value from inspiring English sources

It is found in this study that one-day laboratory aging is close to approximately one-year of field aging measured in terms of ITS value.

While he knows what his collection is worth for insurance purposes, he said he did not think about it in terms of its value.

Even the most hard-nosed dealer resents seeing art appreciated only in terms of its value; and artists hate it when their works are sold on like commodities.

This means that as important as the data warehouse can be to a corporation, it will always be less than optimal in terms of its value.

This puts it on par with the construction industry in terms of its value to the local economy, and the comparison doesn't stop there: regulation enforcement and monitoring of building work is notoriously lapse in the region, just as is the UAE's attitude towards the sex industry.

The company follows the Manhattan market closely because one-third of the nation's public office sector, in terms of its value, is in New York.

In terms of its values, it's clear that Bonobos and its founders want to do the right thing.

He realises that the Labour Party in terms of its values are still Scottish values, and we have to find a way of getting Labour back on the pitch".

"This is about what the park means to this country in terms of its values," she said, adding, "What if there were a hunting operation like this in Yosemite?

The loss of family farms, he had said the night before, means the loss of a school, the loss of a church, the loss of a Main Street and ultimately "the disappearance of a way of life and a culture that meant a lot to this country in terms of its values and its ethics".

By a sampling theorem we mean a representation of a certain function in terms of its values at a discrete set of points.