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The Accounting Review, 1944
Abstract The article discusses the advisability of discarding a fixed asset which can still be used and which may still be capable of earning profits and substituting for it a newer model. The author further states the fact that depreciation and obsolescence are sometimes treated as separate problems. If it is no longer wise to use an
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Abstract The article discusses the advisability of discarding a fixed asset which can still be used and which may still be capable of earning profits and substituting for it a newer model. The author further states the fact that depreciation and obsolescence are sometimes treated as separate problems. If it is no longer wise to use an
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Library Review, 1929
IT has been said of the late David Laing, who for so many years was guide, philosopher and friend to all workers in the field of Scottish history and antiquities who came to consult him in the Signet Library, that he had little need for a catalogue of the library since he knew all the important works by head and horn, and could lay his hands upon them ...
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IT has been said of the late David Laing, who for so many years was guide, philosopher and friend to all workers in the field of Scottish history and antiquities who came to consult him in the Signet Library, that he had little need for a catalogue of the library since he knew all the important works by head and horn, and could lay his hands upon them ...
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The Accounting Review, 1937
Reviews the book "The Value of Money," B.M. Anderson.
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Reviews the book "The Value of Money," B.M. Anderson.
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Reflections on the value of books
Geographical Research, 2018It may sound glib to declare my abiding affection for books, but it is there. I feel fortunate to have grown up in a home where Winnie‐ther‐Pooh1 sat alongside the Bhagavad Gita, Shakespeare, multiple atlases, Agatha Christie, Albert Camus, the Britannica, or Susan Sontag.
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On Value: Book Value, Market Value, and Hybrid Value Trajectories of Aerospace Companies
AIAA SPACE 2009 Conference & Exposition, 2009Value and value uncertainty are increasingly recognized as the approp riate metrics for system design and acquisition. Value, unlike cost or performance, is not an endogenous characteristic of a system but an information -intensive metric characterizing a system in relation to its environment, its stakeholder, and its technic al attributes.
Joy Brathwaite, Joseph Saleh
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Effects of personal values and perceived values on e-book adoption
2017 IEEE/ACIS 16th International Conference on Computer and Information Science (ICIS), 2017Personal values distinguish individuals from others and affect how individuals perceive values of technologies. However, the relationships between personal values and perceived values are unclear to explain individuals' adoption of technologies. E-books changing the publishing industry with a high adoption rate in a global market are used as the area ...
Boonlert Watj Atrakul, Chan Pin Hu
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Science, 2000
Nabokov's Blues The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius. Kurt Johnson and Steve Coates. Zoland, Cambridge, MA, 1999. 384 pp. $27. C$38. ISBN 1-58195-009-8. Nabokov's Butterflies Unpublished and Uncollected Writings. Brian Boyd and Robert Michael Pyle, Eds.
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Nabokov's Blues The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius. Kurt Johnson and Steve Coates. Zoland, Cambridge, MA, 1999. 384 pp. $27. C$38. ISBN 1-58195-009-8. Nabokov's Butterflies Unpublished and Uncollected Writings. Brian Boyd and Robert Michael Pyle, Eds.
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The Prestige Value of Books and Journal Articles
Nurse Educator, 1997This article has provided two formulas for the prestige rating (PR) of scholarly publications: 1. The a priori formula PR = 4 BS + 2 BDF + 1.5 BDS + RAS + 0.5 NAS + 0.8 RADF + 0.6 RADS + 0.3 NADF + 0.15 NADS + 0.6 RATF + 0.4 RATS + 0.2 RATT + 0.2 NATF + 0.1 NATS + 0.05 NATT; 2. The empirical formula PR = 0.77 The second formula is not recommended.
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