It is valued precisely because it has structure, form and clarity; it constitutes a whole unto itself.
They would argue that these firms have grown so much and are valued so highly, precisely because of their obsessive focus on delivering more value to customers through continuous innovation.
Meanwhile, of course, innovation in the methods of anthropology from multi-sited fieldwork to new forms of collaboration and communication through social networks—is valued and celebrated precisely in order to capture and understand new ethnographic objects and contexts, and to form a new anthropology.
He is valued by the industry precisely for the way in which he manages to keep a measure of distance from it.
Due to physical reasons, for example, the inertia of the measurement apparatus, the measured sampled values obtained in practice may not be values of precisely at times, but only local average of near.
These things are admittedly hard to value precisely-but there can be no doubt that our grandkids will be much better off having been born into a society that has modern infrastructure and services that our government policies can help to provide.
"Frankly, there's value in traveling precisely at a time when there is a new government in Israel and a new government in the United States," said Ben Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications.
There were, however, many peer supporters who were peers as mothers but not 'peers' in this more specific sense, and yet whose support was highly valued, sometimes precisely because they had things that the mothers lacked - language skills, confidence, personal resources, social contacts, knowledge of English systems and independence from communities that were sometimes experienced as judgemental.
However, the embryos that caused interviewees most concern were those that held value precisely because they might have been capable of producing a baby but went to research instead: the troubling third embryos.
Surprisingly, a variety of experimental attempts at measuring the velocity of light from the perspectives of different inertial frames of reference all yielded the same result: the velocity was precisely the value predicted by Maxwell's theory.
