In agreement with the offloading hypothesis, we expected signals reflective of value computations to be attenuated in the presence of expert advice.
These values are, broadly speaking, also reflective of values central in many western societies and cultures.
Knowledge based on technical expertise (epistemic discourse; group Delphi format); Concerns, interests, and values derived from social interests and advocacy (reflective discourse; value-tree analysis format); and.
Desire denotes a reflective, conscious valuing, not a mere "affective-motor" attitude, but an "affective-ideational-motor activity," a "union of prizing and appraising" (TV 218).
The quality of the test, based on Z-factor statistics (Zhang et al., 1999), confirmed the assay quality to be excellent, reflective of values of >0.8 for both assays calculated from controls.
The relevant question is not whether the PE buyer is getting some sort of free lunch or windfall, but whether the price paid is reflective of the value of the target firm as a going concern.
"We are not aware of any evidence that our price assessments are not reflective of market value," it says, before declaring that it stands behind its method.Money in movementYet such price-setting mechanisms have come in for criticism.
"We generally do not place an advertised price on a business with over several million dollars in revenue, as a buyer will offer an amount that is reflective of the value of the company to him or her," Ms. Hughes said.
It goes without saying that Trump is the managing partner in the enterprise, although he would probably prefer something more reflective of his value, maybe God-Emperor.
