Sentence examples for the exceptional value from inspiring English sources

If not, it's off to my parents', where they have a service that already recognizes the exceptional value of our two TV stations".

Prominent paleontologists like Martin G. Lockley of the University of Colorado, Philippe Taquet of the Museum of Natural History in Paris, Jose Bonaparte of the Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences have recognized the exceptional value of these fossils and have worked with Portuguese scientists on a number of scientific papers in connection with these discoveries.

Through this personal experience, I came to appreciate the exceptional value of the work of Human Rights Watch in exposing some of the atrocities and murders that were being carried out by the brutal dictatorships, government troops and contra rebels against the people who were struggling to overthrow them.

The exceptional value as an environmental archive is due to large laminated sections, found in several long cores.

Thus, it is an interesting topic in studying the exceptional value of meromorphic functions on the angular domain.

When a shopper isn't aware of the intrinsic value of a product – and the value of used cars can be difficult to judge without some homework – a base rate can be established and then used to emphasise the exceptional value of another product by comparison.

In view of the Nevanlinna theory in the angular domain, we study the exceptional values of meromorphic functions in the Borel direction and also establish some inequalities on the exceptional values of meromorphic functions in the Borel direction.

The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the exceptional values of the meromorphic function with infinite order in its Borel direction.

We also discuss the properties of the Borel exceptional value, zeros, poles, and fixed points of finite order transcendental meromorphic solutions.

In addition, similar to the Picard exceptional value in the whole complex plane, by definition a is called an exceptional value in the sense of Picard in the Borel direction of f (evPB for short), if f has at most a finite number of a-points in the Borel direction.

Obviously, the value 1 is the Borel exceptional value of f ( z ) in Example 1.