Sentence examples for lesser valued from inspiring English sources

Whilst the lesser valued eigenvalues and larger e values were not fitted well, Fig. 9(c) shows there is still remarkable agreement between both curves over a broad range of values, including the range [ 1 10 N, 9 10 N ] over which a power law like behaviour was established earlier (see Fig. 7).

The truth of the matter is that men's football (is there any other kind?) starves both women's teams and lesser "valued" men's teams.

Throughout the results, it can be observed that "remuneration (as a rural salary loading)" is consistently a lesser valued attribute.

The two sketches are of lesser value, which the police estimated at a total of $17,000.

Mr. Jackson owns other music catalogs of lesser value, and has used those to borrow, as well.

The chips usually have a single basic value, although some casinos also sell chips of lesser value.

His critics say economic growth has lesser value with the absence of compassion for victims of the riots.

Transatlantic can still make the case that the combination with Validus will be of lesser value than the standalone option.

But Morgan Stanley either made no investment specifically on behalf of those clients, or made entirely different investments of lesser value and security, according to the complaint.

"Why does Wimbledon choose to place a lesser value on my championship trophy than that of the 2005 men's winner Roger Federer?" she wrote in a 2006 article.

In the terminology of mensural notation a given note might be either perfect i.e., divided into three notes of the next lesser time value; or imperfect i.e., divided into two notes of the next lesser value.