Sentence examples for persistent value from inspiring English sources

Oasis, which last week doubled its stake in the company to 17.3%, accuses Darby, a former Coca-Cola and Vodafone executive, of "persistent value destruction" during his five-year tenure.

In order for apps like Highlight or Placeme to be successful, they have to convince us that there's real, persistent value in handing over personal data to the man (or woman) behind the curtain.

Note that the transition T3 (beginning at 18 00UT) of the exponent from an antipersistent to persistent value, β(t) ≈ 3, corresponds to the decreasing value observed in the magnetograms at the CLF and HER observatories.

For the SSC on 29 October, 2003, at 06:12 UT, marked by a vertical dashed line in Fig. 7, the scaling exponent exhibits a rapid change from an antipersistent to persistent value ~2.3 at the storm onset as indicated by the transition phase T1.

We consider a setting with independent private and persistent values.

However, in order to preserve data integrity and data confidentiality, the reengineering process must guarantee that different tenants allocated to the same application instance cannot access one another's data, including both persistent values stored in databases and transient values created during calculations.

In all cases, the storm onsets are indicated by rapid changes from antipersistent to persistent values, defining a dynamical phase transition.

Another change of scaling exponent from antipersistent to persistent values, indicated as transition T4, is observed at 02 00 UT at the CLF, and 04:00 UT at the HER, observatories, respectively.

Evidence of the ground magnetic variations of the H component is clearly marked by the spectral exponents, as shown by the transient phases T5 and T6 from antipersistent to persistent values around the start of the principal phases, except for the transition phase T5 at the CLF observatory, which is characterised by antipersistent behaviour.

Experimental evidence in mouse models suggests that Factor XIII might play a key role in wound healing, and low persistent values lead to increased incidence of cardiac rupture following myocardial infarction.

Accordingly, if a cell is persistent, this value is close to one and, to the opposite, it is close to zero for a non-persistent cell.