Projects like this one open the door to some inevitable values to which we have to return," Popovic said.
Locke treats transvaluation as inevitable; values are dependent upon social and cultural forces that are always in a state of flux and subject to myriad transformative influences at any given time, hence static values are implausible.
However, in turn, these fears and concerns also reflect the perplexity generated by the inevitable presence of values in a medium – such as the one represented by the CPGs – that is apparently exclusively reserved for the so-called objectivity of facts.
The coarse sediment (lower φ value) in the river mouth results in a lower sorting value due to the inevitable correlation between mean grain size and sorting value, and therefore, sorting values cannot represent the actual degree of sediment sorting, as supposed by the previous methods.
The reasons include the inevitable argument over the value of the makeweight, his personal terms and desire to make the move.
Many leading economists and bankers now say that major banks in Europe need hefty infusions of capital to weather the inevitable downgrading of the value of European sovereign debt they have on their books.
Agence France Presse reports today that three Beijing men were arrested for reselling 15 tickets at 30 times face value, the inevitable result when 1.38 million Olympic tickets sell out in just three days, as was the case earlier this month.
Backed by their American owners, Liverpool can theoretically stomach the inevitable drop in market value by keeping Suárez at Anfield against his will until the January transfer window or even next summer – just as the Tottenham chairman, Daniel Levy, denied Luka Modric a £40m last-minute move to Chelsea in 2011.
Then it was off to homework assignments, tests to study for, and a little TV to watch the primary results come in - and have the inevitable family talk about values, politics, ideology and the surprising candidacy of Donald Trump.
By the end of the Cold War in the 1990s, it was firmly believed in the West that capitalism was going global; and a global economic infrastructure anchored by the WTO and IMF with the U.S. Navy patrolling the sea lanes would deliver a globalized world economy consistent with the inevitable universalization of Western values.
