Sentence examples for value of utility from inspiring English sources
Karl Marx sees a commodity's exchange value something defined relationally on the market when traded as something that is independent of their use value (the value of utility).
In his original budget, Mr. Giordano, a Republican serving his third two-year term, predicted that the city would collect more than $9 million without raising personal property taxes with these changes: increasing the taxable value of utility company property, collecting back taxes, and cracking down on residents who register vehicles outside Waterbury to pay lower motor vehicle taxes.
The value of utility function ranges between [0,1].
Workers maximize their expected present value of utility by deciding which jobs to accept, and employers maximize their profits.
To every movement in the cell neighbourhood a value of utility is associated, according to a set of factors that concur in the overall dynamics.
For every (iin N), player i's discounted value of utility at a profile (x in S _{N}) is h_{i}(x) = sum_{k = 0}^{infty } rho ^{k}f_{i}(Pi _{k}x).
The Kotzebue Electric Association in northwest Alaska first demonstrated the value of utility-scale wind power in Alaska in 1997.
The objective of this paper is to assess the value of utility-scale solar PV using a multidisciplinary approach.
Utility planners will be able to use this method to predict treatment plant upgrade and expansion needs more accurately as well as to assess the relative value of utility-based maintenance activities and conservation practices.
The report found many problems in the state Canal Corporation's plan to sell the land for $10,000, including the corporation's failure to value the land properly, to assess the value of utilities promised by the developer accurately and to know that the land was not zoned for development.
What's more, he believes technology is shifting our way of seeing the world, that we have become "happily, even giddily, governed by the values of utility, speed, efficiency and convenience", so that we now "ask of things not if they are true or false, or good or evil, but how they work".
