Sentence examples for value mix from inspiring English sources

"I still don't feel we're getting the full value," Mix said.

The value mix used and the resulting concept informs solar proponents in siting solar in culturally sensitive ways and shows the heritage constituency that solar technology does not categorically mean a misfit with cultural heritage.

There is a natural feedback loop with offered white space, according to Levie; if developers feel poorly treated, they can elect to build for other platforms that offer a better value mix.

Dell expects revenues to stabilize as there will be a higher-value mix of solutions with more predictable revenue and margin streams.

If the price is right, that is: Hulme tells us that for now, the right cost-versus-value mix hasn't been met.

In Hong Kong, a highly developed city/country with many expatriats, western cultural values mix with Asian.

In fact, while C k),R(k) and S k) values simply evaluate spatial regularities, C t), R t) and S t) values mix spatial and temporal information.

I'd say most of my inspiration was drawn from old-school American values mixed with a little punk-rock idealism.

Zhang [36, 37] extended them to the Banach space-valued mixing random fields and established some moment inequalities.

4) mixed-CLR and Inferelator 1.0 proved complimentary (Figure 2 and 3); and 5) dynamic MI values (mixed-CLR) separated true regulatory interactions from false, but otherwise dependent, pair-wise interactions better than static MI values (Figure 7).

Instead the P-value mixes effect size and precision in a way that by itself reveals little about either.