We're more concerned with the message it sends, which is that we're a place that values point of view".
This is such a major blow to Google's patent strategy that, from a mere shareholder value point of view, it should now give serious consideration to the possibility of coughing up the $2.5 billion break-up fee agreed upon with MMI's board of directors and walk out on this deal".
From a net present value point of view, if you push out maturity, then capable the interest rate, you're imposing a loss.
Hence, the proposed estimation model may be used as a good reference for reserving the radio resource from the mean-value point of view.
It was found that, although the analysis coincides with the simulation results from the mean-value point of view, the simulation and analysis do not follow the same distribution.
I've long believed that dressing was its own unspoken language, conveying volumes to the world about the wearer's values, point of view, and identity.
*: From the multi-valued point of view, the first error occurs even sooner.
It wasn't merely the hypocrisy or inappropriateness that bothered the folks at the Public Service Administration though, it was the lack of "writing, delivery, production values, insights, comic point-of-view, characters, locations, guests, jokes, or segments" that really got to them.
Each predicate shared by each distribution receives a KLD value (before summing) indicating its value in conveying the point-of-view expressed in distribution P's search query.
Considering what your community has to say will offer new insight and will ultimately strengthen your personal values and point of view.
For me, the novel's best element, the value added, is the point-of-view character, Doremus Jessup, aged 60, the editor of a small Vermont newspaper, "locally considered a 'pretty smart fella but kind of a cynic.'" It's through Doremus' eyes that we see the gathering storm embodied by Windrip, who's rarely presented close-up.
