Sentence examples for successful valorization from inspiring English sources
For a successful valorization, there has to be a specific group of actors who believe in the worthiness of an invention and lobby for its societal usage.
Valorization can be successful in the short term but fail in the long term, or it can be interrupted and later successfully resumed; it can occur continuously, discontinuously, or not at all.
Moreover, the valorization of waste oils deriving from agro-industries wastes is mandatory for a successful and convenient biorefinery.
The force of Walser's writing derives from this simultaneous valorization of irreducible individuality and of sameness, smallness, interchangeability.
"People are starting to push back against this idea of our valorization of busyness," she told me.
Railroad time coincided with the Industrial Revolution, with the division of labor and the rise of the machine, with the valorization of efficiency.
So his post-Soviet valorization was a kind of two-way mirror reflecting the changes in the artist and in the country.
The more the common is subject to property relations, as I said, the less productive it is; and yet capitalist valorization processes require private accumulation.
Naturally there's the valorization of powerful, agile singing; there are explicit expressions of gratitude, amid an implicit air of conquest.
The Tasso adaptations follow the opposite of the classic Romantic narrative, the Wagnerian valorization of a love capable of redeeming a broken world.
