It could perhaps be argued that closer interaction with research councils might eventually help to educate UK companies about the value of investing in research – but those companies that tend to undervalue research are presumably the least likely to value interacting with the research councils in the first place.
The institutional spheres with different missions and value interact for innovation, simultaneously maintain relative independence.
This book is about elicitation: the facilitation of the quantitative expression of subjective judgement about matters of fact, interacting with subject experts, or about matters of value, interacting with decision makers or stakeholders.
Overall, this framework provides renewed scope to directly investigate the hitherto opaque learning mechanisms through which training duration, contingency, and value interact to produce habits in both healthy animals and clinical populations.
"Before the trip, I considered myself quite independent, but I realised how much I valued interacting and enjoying experiences with people.
Residues with high closeness values interact directly or by a few intermediates with all other residues of the protein.
My doctoral work and my teaching experience here at Cornell have also begun to illustrate to me how food systems, local and national economies, and social and cultural values interact to impact access to nutrition.
As Buchanan put it in Liberty, Market and the State (1986), politics is "a process within which individuals, with separate and potentially differing interests and values, interact for the purpose of securing individually valued benefits of cooperative effort".
The stress values interact with pressures, temperatures and saturations regarding the change in porosity and permeability.
This flourishing literature provides excellent examples of the ways that real life politics and values interact with central philosophical issues of meaning, ontology, and method.
