Sentence examples for of true value from inspiring English sources

Maplewood's last revaluation was in 1981, and assessed values have slipped to 36percentt of true value since then.

But Committeewoman Ellen Davenport said the last revaluation in Maplewood took place in 1981, and consequently the property was at about 36percentt of true value.

But if you've taken care of the first step and created something of true value, your offer will have a dual shine".

Developing the software and infrastructure for doing this is not easy, and it must be run frequently to be of true value to researchers – the SureChem pipeline processes patents daily and chemistry is generally available within 24 hours of patent publication, versus weeks or months for manually curated databases.

Central bankers and regulators, led by Alan Greenspan, had absorbed the underlying message of the traditional model; that market prices were the best judges of true value, that bubbles were thus unlikely to form and, crucially, that those who worked in the financial sector had sufficient wisdom and self-control to limit their risks, with the help of market pressure.

All the also-ran social networks offer little in the way of true value.

Accuracy of measurements are within ± 5% of true values.

The causative dike parameters of the dome are estimated, which gives upper bounds of true values of the parameters.

So, it applies whether the measurand has a unique true value or a range of true values.

The GUM and the JCGM 200 explain that every ordinary measurand has a range of true values.

Error rate is quantified by the sum of false values, while accuracy is the sum of true values.