Sentence examples for the definition of value from inspiring English sources

Of course, the definition of value is relative.

A low price and a quick 0-to-60mph time isn't the definition of "value".

So the money men at Tweedy have, just like Warren Buffett, expanded the definition of value beyond Graham's narrow parameters.

In 1994, McTaggart published the paper The Value Imperative, and put forward the definition of value management or value-based management (VBM).

This paper addresses this issue firstly by briefly reviewing the information overload problem, the definition of value, and related research work on the value of information in various areas.

There have been suggestions that we broaden the definition of value to go beyond QALYs; further research is required to consider the feasibility of this, particularly in the context of informed decision making, when faced with constrained budgets.

Essentially, they have tried to broaden the definition of "values" issues beyond abortion rights, on which they disagree with the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church and many religious conservatives.

The definition of values is given in Fig. 4.

Another application of the proposed model relates to the definition of values for cover depth and concrete properties (w/c ratio) based on a given safety level and the expected structural lifetime.

Although Meinong considers himself to be a value subjectivist at this stage, he already includes some kind of non-subjective (normative and not empirical-psychological) conditions in the definition of a value: "The value of an object might be defined as its capacity of being valuated by an intellectually and emotionally normal subject".

To reach a consensus on the definition of the value of health-care services, we assume that the value relevant for making a decision coincides with the subjectively perceived value.