Sentence examples for value and possibility from inspiring English sources
The advertising industry was a natural starting point for the value and possibility of augmented reality.
It determines more about your life than anything except money, and obviously "time" and "money" give each other meaning, value, and possibility.
Anyway this all just emphasized the incredible value and possibilities of high stakes, and of trying, and of how much can happen if you're just willing.
What this means is that cell lines take on value and possibilities for application that may transcend the value and use of the original human body or person [ 13].
Richter is a master, the best alive, who doubts the present value and future possibility of mastery in painting.
An interactive solution approach that integrates fuzzy expected value and a possibility measure is designed to search for the solutions.
The availability of data for comparing and/or refining the UK IPCC default value and the possibility of analysing sufficient auxiliary data to propose a Tier 2 EF1 reporting strategy is evaluated.
While remaining within the tradition of the Austrian school of economic theory, in the technical form of decision theory (and a corresponding model of rationality), Neurath rejected the assumption of the value and even possibility of a precise calculus of utility involving an abstract and universal unit of calculation and uni-dimensionally commensurable alternatives.
The quick provision of information about the latest CEA value and the possibility of going to a nearby laboratory were appreciated.
This separation of commissioning from provision functions provides a structure which allows choice between alternative providers on the basis of cost and value, and the possibility of loss of contract to act as an encouragement to providers to maintain and improve the quality and appropriateness of services.
After all the M possible wind power forecasted value and their possibilities have been prepared, the method for generating the forecasted CDF will be performed.
