Sentence examples for real-world value from inspiring English sources
There are international precedents for giving virtual items real-world value in the courts.
MONEY is accumulated, traded and transferred online every day, but can there be a form of currency that exists only online and yet has real-world value?
Biogen Idec, the maker of Avonex, said it did not have time to analyze the study, but said in a statement that the price of its drug was "consistent with the real-world value it delivers to patients".
Instead, the banks were encouraged to pay back TARP and put off the day of reckoning when it came to assessing the real-world value of the toxic assets lurking on their books.
But in Entropia, the entire game system is based on the fact that 10 P.E.D.'s equal a dollar and that the game's virtual items and assets have real-world value.
But a combination of enthusiastic promotors, a good sense of humour, and healthy dose of luck have meant that it's achieved real-world value, with one Dogecoin worth around a tenth of a penny.
It's a strange equilibrium, and applying real-world values might have unintended consequences.
Today, Ms Smith links to a piece in the Financial Times, in which John Dizard explains:I had wondered if the BDI was truly representative of real-world values, or if it was oversold in the way some credit default swap indices might be.
The model provides a conservative estimate of soot's impact, he says, because the simulated concentrations of soot were generally lower than real-world values over the last 40 years.
The insurance model set parameters based on our best knowledge of eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.
This section looks at the behavior online auction insurance through an example that maps the fund value from the previously articulated insurance model assuming eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.
