Therefore, it is understandable why its derived value of 91.4 MW only provides a clue in evaluation.
As Ms Morone's business plan describes it, JLM "derives value from three sources, and legally protects and bestows rights upon the total output of Jennifer Lyn Morone".
Most importantly, as was emphasised by the boycotting artists, the entire Transfield brand, and not just its subsidiaries, derives value from its philanthropic activities.
The rescue industry, as anthropologist Laura Agustín terms such efforts, derives value from the production of awareness: It gives the producers jobs, the effectiveness of which is measured by a subjective accounting of how much they are being talked about.
These programs are two way exchanges where each party derives value.
Scrooge is a bad, miserly sort at the start of "A Christmas Carol," but he soon enjoys the "advent of grace and the salvation of his soul by going on a giant spend-o-rama: Scrooge's big sin was to freeze his money; for money, as all students of it recognize, is of use only when it's moving, since it derives its value entirely from whatever it can translate itself into.
It derives its value through government backing - but how did we make the shift from pieces of gold to pieces of paper?
Viterbi training finds at best a local optimum of the likelihood P X, Π∗| ϕ), i.e. it derives parameter values ϕ that maximize the contribution from the set of Viterbi paths Π∗ to the likelihood.
Despite the uncertainty, many businesses are looking at how they can benefit from big data, and organisations that generate and collect lots of information with the aim of deriving value from it are starting to invest in systems that enable the large-scale storage and analysis of data.
If the citizens are not alienated from the activity, then they may derive value from it.
