Sentences with phrase «introductions see some value in them»

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(See Viktor Frankl, The Doctor and the Law, An Introduction to Logo therapy (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1962) Values problems are epidemic in our times.

One interested in aerospace sees value in her introduction to engineering design class.

In the introduction, the authors, Lo and Hasanhodzic saw increasing acceptance of TA by academics, sometimes directly (challenging the weak form of the efficient markets hypothesis), or via behavioral finance (how value investors do TA).

In his 1967 catalogue introduction, Celant said he saw arte povera as a deliberate alternative to American pop art; as a European response to commercial values and American consumption.

Hence, consumers may still see a change in the market value of the device on or before its official introduction.