The phrase 'values of that' is correct and usable in written English
It is commonly used to refer to the moral or ethical beliefs associated with a particular thing or situation. For example, "We must consider the values of that policy before making any decisions."
The choice of the proper values of that maintain fairness is discussed in detail later in this paper.
If for values of that are not all integer multiples of some fundamental frequency, then is said to exhibit cyclostationary [1].
For this reason, the values of that characterize the propagation environment between the MS and each anchor have to be dynamically updated.
We analyze, for the noiseless case, the values of that enables the WiMedia based CR node to detect a WiMax PU with the given confidence level.
Labour has to recapture the spirit and values of that time, he says.
Interacting on social media requires a level of knowledge and customer service that accords with the core values of that brand.
In addition, members of the school community will also be members of their local community: as such, they will reflect the beliefs and values of that community.
I was born in a hippie commune, and the values of that lifestyle were instilled in me from a very young age.
"People come here because they are hungry for the values they saw in 'Brief Encounter,' the values of that era -- politeness, correctness, loyalty," he said.
Mr. Pei's aim was to integrate the values of that earlier era into today's culture — to capture, as he put it, the "essence of Islamic architecture".
It was soon clear to Schocken's staff that he had acquired all the essential values of that rare breed — the media owner whose priority is the integrity and independence of his paper's journalism.
