Mr. Kagarise says that so far he has unearthed more than 4,000 hours of music -- a collection whose value has yet to be estimated.
In addition to the normal winners, there will be a "public choice" winner chosen by popular vote; that winner will also win a cash prize, whose value is yet to be determined.
Diderot describes Vernet's landscapes with great precision, as though he were walking through them; the peripatetic response to the topical is basic to art criticism, which deals with new art whose value has not yet been clearly established.
This is work whose value has not yet been realised and is therefore not to be given away, or given up lightly.
In every equation of an algebraic rule, there should be at least one variable whose value is not yet defined through other equations in the model.
where ( {widehat{mathrm{u}}}_1^{i-1} ) denothe the received data whose values have been decided successively, while û i denotes a statistical decision of u i, whose value has not been decided yet.
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.
Yet Wall Street is also a macho, "don't let them see you sweat" world where showing self-doubt and weakness, whether to clients or co-workers, is about as welcome as a stock whose value is taking a nosedive.
So whose value system do we apply to slaughter?
Food is also the best source of vitamins because it comes along with fiber, which limits the absorption of cholesterol, and with beneficial antioxidants and thousands of components whose values have yet to be discovered.
Yet whose children are "ours"?
