Sentences with phrase «value of experience»

Really knowing the truth is good «in itself,» therefore, although it does not increase the intrinsic value of an experience of believing something to be true.

The true value of our experience is that any urban school can replicate it, as long as visionary leaders are empowered to use successful organizational strategies.

We aim to provide you with a memorable trip where value of the experience is far higher than the price.

A common answer to this question has been that the pleasure - pain continuum is the basis for the comparative values of experiences.

The total value of his experience may, therefore, be trivial or even negative.

Also, notice she did not use the word «volunteer» as part of her job title, thereby strengthening the perceived value of her experience.

The added value of experience and a proven track record is not included in the above costs.

This beauty, which is enhanced by diversity, contributes greatly to the intrinsic value of the experience of the observer.

While there are many benefits, for me the main value of my experience as a temp was learning to adapt quickly to change and coming to understand the type of environment and management style that brought out the best in me.

In 1998 B. Joseph Pine II and James H. Gilmore forecast that the emerging value of experiences over commodities would progressively undermine the goods and services economy.

For example, Hasker's belief that his theodicy is true contributes to the intrinsic value of his experience while he writes essays on the subject.

So, from my perspective, the true value of an experience like sound healing is its ability to heighten your awareness of impermanence.

The consumer is saying, for them, the quality of the visual is not nearly as important as the overall entertainment, the overall value of that experience and that is really what has propelled us.

Through Foundation (and we can extend this thinking to experience management information in general), we began to see the exponential value of experience data when run through machine learning and AI tools, and combined with document management, time narratives and entries, and other content.

God, to be concrete, must enjoy aesthetic values, the intrinsic values of experiencing.

I'm sure of the value of this experience because it's how I learned — I worked for a small startup for four years before becoming the CEO of Manhattan Prep when I was 30.

Publishing giant Condé Nast has ended its famous internship program in a move that begs the question: Has the importance of money eclipsed the value of experience?

But in focusing on intern pay, has the value of experience fallen to the wayside?

The top programs are able to recruit the best qualified students, provide a truly excellent educational experience, and therefore attract top recruiters who recognize the value of that experience.»

Equally important as knowing the value of your experiences is being able to calculate your opportunity cost — what your time is worth to you, based on your current needs, skill set and enjoyment of a task.

Laurie McCann, senior attorney at AARP Foundation Litigation, which represents low - income older individuals, said that while there are some «enlightened» companies that recognize the value of experience, age discrimination is still rampant.

And while it's anyone's guess where the American housing market is headed, the value of experiences tends to grow over time, becoming rosier in the rearview mirror of memory.»

In the great essay («The Storyteller») from which this quotation is taken, Benjamin explains how the various forces of technological modernity have gradually reduced the power and value of experience — have made personal experience less «communicable.»

Certainly William Blackstone and Christopher Columbus Langdell, often cited as Holmes» targets, were as alert to the value of experience as Holmes was; it ought to be clear to any practicing lawyer that the life of the law requires both experience and logic.

To judge that greater complexity increases the value of our experience is itself an anthropocentric prejudice.

Our behavior suggests that aesthetic training, for example, expands the potential for value of experience.

In Process and Reality he used the term «intensity» to designate the variable on the basis of which the value of experience could be judged.

Whitehead believed that error reduced the value of an experience.

Consciousness adds greatly to the value of experience, but it does not exhaust its value.

There are the questions of value in the immediate present and value in the future, the value of my experiences and the value of others.

The intrinsic value of these experiences is minimal.

Extrinsic value is the value of each experience for other experiences.

The emphasis on the value of experiencing pleasure, love, and peak experiences, makes for a whole new and freer approach to sex on the part of many young people, an area which is particularly distressing to parents who view the new morality of youth as immorality.

Moreover, the basic principle of motivation — in fact, the «glue» of the whole universe — is the «intrinsic value of experiencing,» «the appeal of life for life, or feeling for feeling, of experience for experience, consciousness for consciousness — and potential enjoyment for actual enjoyment» (BSI 203).

Both intellectual value, or truth, and ethical value, or goodness, are said to presuppose the aesthetic value of experience and to have primarily instrumental value in their ability to enhance the intrinsic value of experience (AMV 308).

The problems with this view, however, are notorious If we take pleasure and pain as highly specific aspects of experience, we find that, in fact, we often view the value of experiences in ways that do not conform to the calculus of pleasures.

This «intrinsic value of experiencing» is measured according to the criteria of harmony and intensity mentioned in the previous section.

But if we ask by what the value of the experience as a whole is to be judged, we must answer, by its comprehensive harmony or beauty.

The intrinsic value of each experience can not be separated from the element of freedom through which it realizes itself.

Having lead every station at Tru over three years, he recognized the value of experiencing a different style of food service and entered a management track at another LEYE venue, MBurger, where he met his future business partner.

YOUNG VS. OLD Is the value of experience sometimes overrated in a pennant race?

• Jimmy Connors, tennis star, on the value of experience: «The problem is that when you get it, you're too damned old to do anything about it.»

I wasn't able to fix it — I suspect he has a tongue tie — but it made all of us at the party think about the value of experienced moms breastfeeding new babies.

He has stressed the value of his experience in labor relations and as a negotiator, as the founding president of the Police Benevolent Association of New York State, and his experience and contacts in state government.