Sentence examples for its valorization from inspiring English sources

She seems to be trying to evoke the grandiose, generous spirit of 19th-century pianism, with its heart-on-sleeve emotionalism and aching soulfulness, its valorization of feeling over cool precision.

The management policies of wastes should favor its valorization, either in terms of recycling, or in terms of energy valuation.

What distinguished Chan were its novel use of language, its development of new narrative forms, and its valorization of the direct and embodied realization of Buddhist awakening.

In recent years, increased biodiesel production has also led to a large scale availability of glycerol which necessitates its valorization by exploring new avenues [2].

The management of solid waste and its valorization is based on the understanding of solid waste composition by its categories and physicochemical characteristics.

They indeed participate to its formation and continuous enrichment, and they also contribute to its valorization, through notably the commercialization of technologies developed within innovation networks.

And you got it, of course, from "1994," with its knowing valorization of a country singer generally disregarded outside Diffie's fly-over core.

The competence set is a configuration of competences that in direct and indirect interaction generates new knowledge as well as its diffusion and valorization (see Eliasson 2000).

Lignin represents an untapped feedstock for the production of fuels and chemicals, but its intrinsic heterogeneity makes lignin valorization a significant challenge.

The enduring features of the subdued Saxon race — which because of medieval sociopolitical reality did not tend to intermarry with their Norman overseers — were a resentment of just authority, a tendency toward fanaticism and a reflexive valorization of liberty for its own sake.

Such valorization, if it were ever justified, has clearly become counterproductive.