Sentence examples similar to value in the approach from inspiring English sources

MIT built its first wind tunnel in 1896 a meter-wide wooden contraption whose gentle 15-mile-per-hour winds would be of little value in the approaching age of manned flight.

Secretary Clinton, who doesn't see eye to eye with Rumsfeld on policy, saw the value in this approach and borrowed the idea for the State Department.

Another company that sees continued value in the Enron approach is UBS Warburg, the Swiss investment bank, which bought Enron's electricity and gas trading business in bankruptcy proceedings and plans to restart them under its own brand.

13 32 We believe that there is value in the manual approach, and that it will be some time before paper-based medical records in hospitals in the UK are converted to electronic medical records.

A further point of interest was examining whether International students were more likely to find higher value in the pedagogical approach provided by the Flipped Classroom when compared to North American students.

When presented with two opposing approaches, people in general have a tendency to polarize, placing a high value on the approach in which they have greater faith and competence while overlooking or demeaning the value of the other.

2. Positive body image should be encouraged and diversity valued, as in the approach taken to promote multiculturalism.

However, qualitative explanation of the results is given to demonstrate the value of the approach outlined in "Method".

The real value of the approach may come in redefining the kilogram, Hall says.

63 72787988 88 Staff also reported on the value of belief in the approach and having an identity in their role.

Having just described the advantages of developing a network approach to expression analyses, in non-model species, there is still added value in the candidate gene approach.