1. One's real value first lies in to what degree and what sense he set himself.

2. The laboratory tests are of little real value.

3. The real value of the book lies in its wonderful characterization.

4. The demand for foreign currency depreciates the real value of local currencies.

5. The real value, however, is in a general tidying up of the interface to ensure portability.

6. It is therefore something of real value although not part of the real self of man.

7. The one item of real value Eaton owned was the reservoir site on the ranch he had purchased from Thomas Rickey.

8. However, child benefit has fallen in real value, so there was no justification for reducing the dependency additions.

9. This bargaining power is likely to push the real value of a deal through the ￡4 million barrier.

10. But in more recent times, the real value of outstanding government stock has been declining.

11. Because of inflation, it declined in real value over the years.

12. The object has no real value, materially or emotionally.

13. The real value of enterprise property rights exists in the overall profitability of its assets and future growth, and the present value method can better illustrate reflect this point.

14. Fall is a sieve, sieve out the real value investors, those in Zhaimen.

15. It is most centrally about bringing real value to the largest consumer market in the world.

16. Therefore, education is essentially transcendent and its real value lies in transcending.

17. He bought it for a price that was far beyond its real value.

18. The witness's descriptions were too imprecise to be of any real value.

19. In this case, the equilibrium level of income is unaffected by the increase in the real value of the money supply.

20. Both, in their various ways, provide the sort of information which is of real value to practitioners.

21. But their bid has been knocked back by the Government which claimed their independent valuation was only about half the real value.

22. The problem lies with the documents,[Sentencedict] which are too short to be of real value.

23. Another frequent complaint is that few managers seem to add real value to the work of their subordinates.

24. How could welfare have increased family breakdown during a period when the real value of the payments was decreasing?

25. As I have already said, we have pledged ourselves to maintain the pension's real value.

26. The BZGK2 protector to the sensor take two exchanges signals sampling, the measured signal approaches to the real value, it had guaranteed the examination is accurate.

27. Diminishing of an asset's value which leads to higher asset book value than its current actual value. According to accounting rule, the book value should be diminished to the asset's real value.

28. While the above getter / setter methods are trivial, the real value of bijection via getter / setter methods is that you can add custom logic to manipulate the bijection process.

29. Zero-error experiment can observe the distribution of gross error after robust estimation, then compare the estimation value and real value, so we can evaluate externally all kinds of robust method.

30. Be argy-bargy of a bit penny is oversight actually the real value of time.

31. Fixed new sponsorship news item in some cases showing? instead of the real value.

32. The real value of the trust capital may be disastrously less than when the trust began.

33. Due to the falling price level, a dollar in the future has a higher real value than a dollar today.

34. Probevue added real value here for this "production" workload without interruption the application and no recode/recompiling/restart of the program.

35. The concepts have an ideal value ; they have no real value , or at least we do not know whether they have a real value .

36. But changes in a currency's real value reflect more than just changes in its nominal value.

37. The real value, medically and financially, therefore lies in the proteins.

38. The goods were bid up far beyond their real value.

39. Fixed new sponsorship news item in some cases showing ￡0 instead of the real value.

40. Actually, only the exchange value of commodity is its real value.

41. The other problem in seismic inversion is that the frequency information and amplitude real value recorded by seismograph are incomplete and severely absent.

42. In this paper, the relation between DFT and DHT of the real value sequence is extended to complex value. A new algorithm of DFT by DHT using this new relationship is proposed.

42. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

43. Inflation reduces the real value of money, so people have an incentive to minimize their cash holdings .

44. But take-up of data services fell far short of expectations, and 3G's real value proved to be much less exciting: an ability to cut operating costs and provide lots of cheap voice capacity.

45. The actual value of labour in capitalist society does not represent the real value of labour.

46. However, in practice it seems that logical data modeling proves to be little more than bureaucratic busywork that provides little real value to your organization.

47. What's more, this dissertation analyzes the nominal and real value of import and export. It means that we will make four parts analysis. The results reflect economic phenomenon from different aspects.

48. First, the chapter collates and analyzes phenomenon of the existed credit subscribed capital, and affirms the real value of it.

49. Unanticipated inflation would erode the real value of wages, making workers cheaper to hire.

50. Its real value depends on the moral sign attached to it, just as strictly as that of a mathematical quantity depends on the algebraic sign attached to it.

51. This assumption does not reflect the fluctuation and the trend of the actual interest rate, and may create discrepancy between the real value and the assumed value.

52. The real value of a person doesn't depend on how the others valuate him but the fully excavation of his own potential.

53. The stroboscopic effect takes place when, observing a certain movement, one gets the sensation that it happens with different speed from the real value.