"William James says something like, 'If men can believe in gods, then the days pass by with zest; they stir with prospect, they thrill with remoter values'.
William James — little more of a believer than Freud — saw it as the enhancer of life: "Let Heaven smile upon the earth, and deities pay their visits; let faith and hope be the atmosphere which man breathes in; — and his days pass by with zest; they stir with prospects, they thrill with remoter values".
We quantify the local and remote TVF values for three architectural components (register file, ALUs, and caches) using a set of ten multithreaded applications from the Parsec and Splash-2 benchmark suites.
The common characteristics of the fault location methods mentioned in the literature are that the most of them are applied at local and remote end values of a transmission line.
By inference, waste can be seen as a value concept, culturally construed, very subjective and may implicitly have a remote economic value.
Social entrepreneurship is mainly viewed in literature as a social change which remotes social values and improves the well-being of people involved in the process of enterprising (Mair 2005).
Regional, rural and remote patients valued the long-term engagement of senior medical students in their health care team(s).
Measuring 25-hydroxyvitamin D at multiple time points during follow-up allowed us to reduce measurement error and obtain an integrated measure that reflects long-term vitamin D status for each participant, which may be more relevant etiologically than the most remote (baseline) value (33).
Where is the evidence that alarming the public about possibilities that are semi-remote has value?
In the Chinese countryside there is a curious tradition of building wildly ambitious engineering projects without the remotest practical value.
The software requires input image data that must be atmospherically corrected to remote sensing reflectance values.
