Sentence examples for narrows value from inspiring English sources

This is because (6*) just identifies a need, and says that this need could not be important unless the agent who has the need were seen to be valuable somehow – whereas the previous argument narrows value down to rational agency, and so rules out both self-conceit and devilishness.

Neck narrowing values were calculated as a percentage and ranges were presented for the whole cohort and for the patients who were revised > 6 months after index surgery.

Indeed, as portfolios of value funds become more different from one another, the distinction narrows between value funds and so-called blend funds, which are designed to invest in both value and growth stocks.

Actual robots are devices of extremely narrow value and capability.

But what could narrow value be?

Because narrow value accompanies an object's intrinsic qualities, we need not regard narrow value as epiphenomenal.

Narrow value looks like a phony category posited ad hoc to accommodate an otherwise embarrassing difficulty.

Now imagine someone arguing that a quarter and an intrinsically indiscernible slug do in fact share a kind of value: narrow value.

The value of FWHM is approximately 3600 arcsec in the N/Al flux ratio of 50, which is the narrowest value in this experiment.

From Table 1, it is shown that both models of Langmuir isotherm and Freundlich isotherm have a narrow value of R2 which varies from 0.8906 for Langmuir to 0.8697 for Freundlich.

It's worth watching the video, but briefly, after logging seven years in the Valley to date, Moskovitz believes that the current startup ecosystem, where early-stage money is so accessible, is driving founders to build companies based on narrower value propositions, so much so that it's becoming difficult to find the right talent because its dispersed.