At the moment, we think of the public as the equivalent of shareholders in a business, for whom we must maximise visible value, and users as consumers.
* Offer visible value to the customer.
This may create financial stress in groups and may serve as a disincentive to hire and promote IR, but they will be a visible "value added" to patients and other clinicians.
In removing the ugly varnish, what became instantly more visible were "values and volumes".
41 human subjects (n = 41) were tested while performing specific office activities, with 14 shade products of different openness factors and visible transmittance values (direct and total light transmission characteristics) installed on the windows.
We argue that framing theory helps to both empirically identify the hierarchies of the EC, but further helps to make visible the values and assumptions made by agents of financialization who push towards the adoption of financial computation techniques presented as axiologically neutral.
However, the difference between the two models with respect to u untreated is visible for values of p t between c. 0.1 and 0.5 (whereas it was visible only between c. 0.2 and 0.5 with respect to u treated).
Her campaign about books, she suggested, is more than just a campaign about books: "Just as I want plus-size women visible, and valued, and loved in my books, so do I want books like mine visible and valued, if not loved, by a critical establishment that's still too rooted in sexist double standards, still too swift to dismiss women's work as small, trivial, unimpressive, and unimportant".
"Just as I want plus-size women visible, and valued, and loved in my books, so do I want books like mine visible and valued, if not loved, by a critical establishment that's still too rooted in sexist double standards, still too swift to dismiss women's work as small, trivial, unimpressive, and unimportant".
A process to make visible and valued, what is currently invisible and under-appreciated.
