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Geoforum, 2008
Abstract This paper proposes a new theory of value based on the observation of how people use this term. In everyday life the word value is commonly used to refer equally to what might be regarded as the incommensurable polarity between value as price, and value as priceless, sometimes portrayed as the contrast between value and values.
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Abstract This paper proposes a new theory of value based on the observation of how people use this term. In everyday life the word value is commonly used to refer equally to what might be regarded as the incommensurable polarity between value as price, and value as priceless, sometimes portrayed as the contrast between value and values.
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Human Values and Marijuana Use
International Journal of the Addictions, 1990The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between prioritized rankings of human values among persons who either use or do not use marijuana. Discriminant analyses indicated that personal values are more important to marijuana users, while social values are more important to nonusers.
B R, Carlson, W H, Edwards
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VALUES, VALUES, VALUES: Reflections on the Nature and Use of Non-Market Values
2000W-133 Western Regional Project Technical Meeting on Benefits and Costs of Resources Policies Affecting Public and Private Land, Kauai, Hawaii, February 28 to March 1 ...
Wandschneider, Philip R. +1 more
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Journal of Drug Education, 1987
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between prioritized rankings of human values among persons who either use or do not use cocaine. Three hundred eighty-three college-aged subjects were given the Wellness Activity Profile, a questionnaire that yielded data on cocaine use and human values.
B R, Carlson, W H, Edwards
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The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between prioritized rankings of human values among persons who either use or do not use cocaine. Three hundred eighty-three college-aged subjects were given the Wellness Activity Profile, a questionnaire that yielded data on cocaine use and human values.
B R, Carlson, W H, Edwards
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Using Subsample Values as Typical Values
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1969Abstract The subsample values of a statistic t are the values of t for subsets of the whole sample. Subsample values may be used as indicators of variability of t. For real valued statistics t, estimating a parameter θ, the subsample values are defined to form a set of typical values if the intervals between the ordered subsample values each include θ ...
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2012
Use value can be described as a created value as leaders learn to create more value through effective use of employee skills and abilities within the workplace (Wenstop & Myrmel, 2006). Use value relates to the quality factor in a worker’s productivity.
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Use value can be described as a created value as leaders learn to create more value through effective use of employee skills and abilities within the workplace (Wenstop & Myrmel, 2006). Use value relates to the quality factor in a worker’s productivity.
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Accounting in Europe, 2006
ABSTRACT The implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), particularly in the European Union, has led to frequent comments that IFRS are “fair value based standards” and that the IASB is moving inexorably towards full fair value accounting.
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ABSTRACT The implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), particularly in the European Union, has led to frequent comments that IFRS are “fair value based standards” and that the IASB is moving inexorably towards full fair value accounting.
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Threshold values in toxicology — useful or not?
Forensic Science International, 2000In many fields of toxicology, numbers are used as threshold values, e.g. as "acceptable daily intake values" resulting in maximum permissible concentrations in food or in animal feed by using "safety factors"; maximal admissible concentrations of toxic substances in the air at the workplace; cut-off values in analytical toxicology; limit values for ...
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The use, value and safety of herniography
Clinical Radiology, 1999To assess the safety, sensitivity and specificity of out-patient herniography when used to diagnose hernias in the presence of a normal or equivocal physical examination.This retrospective study reviewed the symptoms, clinical findings, radiological findings, surgical findings and clinical outcome of 112 patients referred for herniography over a 5-year
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Aroma values — a useful concept?
Food / Nahrung, 1976AbstractRapidly increasing knowledge about the high complexity of food aromas requires selection or ranking procedures as to the importance of the particular components for flavour impression. For this purpose the concept of aroma values has been discussed which calculates quantitative data in connection with aroma effectiveness of the compounds.
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