It also highlights the presence of multiple regimes of value as the tissue was ascribed worth by both patient and hospital.
The case study will also make explicit the relatedness of the regimes of value of the bio and the non-bio through making clear the role of material things – paperwork, boxes, and buildings – in processes of bio-objectification.
Moments of contestment between multiple regimes of value can provoke controversies that challenge the co-production of a tissue's value and the socio-technical arrangements that support it.
Another important element of Waldby and Mitchell's framework is a recognition that human tissue is frequently overdetermined in that tissues can be simultaneously subject to multiple, often competing, regimes of value.
We do not know what difference the passage of time had on the ontological status of this tissue in the patient-families regimes of value, but it is clear that by this point the tissue's entanglement in the economic-property relations of the land, the building, and the hospital afforded priority to the value regimes of the hospital.
We have made explicit the relatedness of bio and non-bio, and the role of multiple regimes of value in both supporting and contesting the status of tissue and the social-technical forms with which it is co-produced through generative relations.
Also like Mr. Reagan, he promised a regime of homespun values in place of the policy sophistication or taste for legislative maneuvering of Mr. Gore.
It is important to note the MRO-scale bonding structures previously proposed in [9] and [10], and ruled out in [12], could not explain why a large number of oxide and chalcogenide glasses exhibit FSDP's in a relative narrow regime of Q-values, ~1 to 1.6 Å−1.6
This of course facilitates the achievement of the ground state and the creation of global order even in a regime of moderate values of β.
