Moore sometimes adds that this principle has a practical value for members of his tribe.
He said, "Most similar technologies produce only milliwatts, which won't have much practical value for the military user".
Extravagant flavor descriptions have become de rigueur in the wine world, but do they have any practical value for consumers?
The cumulative-customer data has nearly zero practical value for investors, but it sure looks fine on a quarterly graph.
He and others said the lenses had practical value for certain people, like electronics workers who need to tell red wires from green ones but do not care whether the wires look red or green.
Is there continuing symbolic value in a common celebration of this country's heritage, and continuing practical value for pupils' education, in behaving as those of faith do by undertaking an act of worship, even though some are of no faith?
Alpher argues Trident had little practical value for Israel: he quotes David Kimche, a Mossad veteran, that "it's astounding how shallow in vital areas their [ie Iran's] intelligence was".
When the White House and Congress are at an impasse, these critics argue, there is both symbolic and practical value for a president who appears to rise above party politics by trying to broker a deal.
Furthermore the practical value for the grower is discussed.
It provides theoretical and practical value for more similar projects.
Heterogeneous palladium catalysts with high atom-efficiency offer practical value for selective hydrogenation.
