Sentence examples for value of turning from inspiring English sources
Over the next 20 minutes Jacquie runs through the value of turning off the telly and looking at picture books to promote language, share sounds and rhymes, and prepare a toddler for bed.
"More nonprofits, including academic institutions, are realizing the value of turning to specialized expertise when they are underperforming," said Mr. Eisenberg, who works for FTI Consulting in New York City.
Unattractive as it is, I halfway hope that this piece of cultural distortion can itself be designated a landmark, included on tours as a monument to the value of turning things around.
Cities have seen the value of turning tarmac over to walkers and bikers, if only for a few hours.
It made me think that we discount the value of turning off our phones and thinking uninterrupted for a while.
Consumers are beginning to demand sustainability from their clothing, and more than ever they're realizing the value of turning one person's tired denim into another person's dream jeans.
After the applied field reaches the value of turn-on field, the switching happens, and as a result the lower resistivity of the nanostructured array shows good field emission property with higher current density.
Therefore, biotinylated nucleosomes (Fig. 3b) compared to native nucleosome population (Fig. 3a) is enriched with complexes with a large number of turns with the mean value of turns being 1.61 and 1.72 for native and biotinylated nucleosomes, respectively.
Earlier this month Jenkins appeared at a House of Commons event when he revisited his favoured theme of "turning values into value".
As Quinn suggested, users typically adjust the value of the turning parameter through trial and error.
