Furthermore, because this value depends only on the value of the most recent common ancestor, located at the interior node of the F tree, it is therefore independent of any earlier ancestral values present at the root of the three-taxon tree.
In parallel to what has been argued for premarital cohabitation, we can easily speculate that the value orientations at the root of the choice of civil marriage are not vastly different from those which make the choice of premarital cohabitation more likely.
Locke suspects that it is the desire to defend one's own culture and to create consensus among competing value claims that is at the root of the quest for uniformity.
These are values that have always been at the root of the co-operative tradition.
Both the Neuber method and non-linear finite element analysis are used to provide numerical values for the stress strain state at the root of the notched specimens, and hence prediction of fatigue crack initiation lives through correlation with the fatigue criteria.
"'Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF' has undergone many changes throughout its existence, yet the values, commitment and passion that are at the root of the programme have remained the same," said US Fund for UNICEF President Charles J. Lyons.
For this gene family there has been a significant decrease in evolutionary rate with time (P = 0.00069, Figure 6a), but it is mainly lead by the values sampled for the oldest node at the root of the family.
"The Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF program has undergone many changes throughout its existence, yet the values, commitment and passion that are at the root of the program have remained the same," said President of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, Charles J. Lyons.
Concern with value, in all its subtleties, lies at the root of the public's fascination with the art world, said the gallery owner Mary Boone.
This is at the root of what creating value really is, somewhere along the line we confused value with dollars and things.
