Here's one for the conspiracy theorists: "fundamental British values" that teachers are supposed to impart to our children bear an uncanny resemblance to Article 1(a) of the Lisbon treaty.
At the same time, there are ways in which theorists embrace the values behind psychiatric categorizing, and argue that they should simply be made public.
There are several sub-groups within the group of theorists that emphasize the value of vulnerability in understanding the value of being human.
Probability theorists measure the expected value of a quantity by first multiplying each of its possible values by their probabilities of occurring, and then summing these products.
For a 15th-century composer-theorist like Johannes Tinctoris, the value of a musical composition depended on learned judgment as well as spontaneous reaction.
Feminist standpoint theorists argue that better values produce better theories.
Value-based theorists, for example, tie their claims about reasons to commitments about what is valuable.
Multiple imputation theorists suggest that small values of M, on the order of three to five imputations, yield excellent results (Rubin, 1987; Schafer & Olsen, 1998).
With this technology, theorists can distinguish the values of the two descriptions above, since they are structures with different components (cf. Carnap's [1947] notion of intensional isomorphism).
It is an abiding concept in communications, made famous by theorist Robert Metcalfe, that the value of a network increases with the square of the number of people hooked into it.
