written-down value
value
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈvæljuː/us
to judge how much money something is worth:
Soft assets are hard to value.
A tried and tested way of valuing companies is looking at cash flow.
value sth at sthThe property is valued at $160,000.
to consider something important or good:
We value our partnership with the government.
value sb/sth for sthPlastic manufacturers value this polymer for its ability to withstand high temperatures.
value
adjective[ before noun ]
uk /ˈvæljuː/us
COMMERCE
produced to sell at a low price:
There has been a positive reception to its new value range of kitchen products.
The products range from $100 single-barrel bourbons to value brands that sell for $10 a bottle or less.

Examples of value

value
The value of this volume at present is clear in that it permits geoscientists to view the potential of three-dimensional seismic data.
Although it is rarely clearly stated, we implicitly have a predicate whose result tells us when an abstract value permits strictness optimisations.
Have consumers pay the difference for costlier plans, if they think they provide better value.
Initially, as the plasma plume is formed, the particle pressure is very high due to high value of pressure and density.
Because there are fewer constraints to the parameter values in qualitative modeling, there inevitably exists ambiguity.
Working within the principles of organic agriculture and thus acknowledging the values of the system is also an important context for research.
The symbolic evaluator implements a purely functional language which supports symbolic values.
First, the language includes arrays of purely functional values.
Let us, purely for convenience, indiscriminately lump together all such values within the category of 'anthropocentric values'.
If we say that these values correspond to certain concepts, it must be understood that the concepts in question are purely differential.
Calling a controversy "pure" imports a value judgment into a task that should be - if you will pardon the expression - purely descriptive.
Yet the attempt to account for the value of happiness in purely hedonic terms seems to miss something.
The concept of value orientations has received much attention in sociological and psychological literature over the past forty years.
Such a nuanced distinction requires a continuous measure that returns very finely graded values.
Twenty-four hours later, all hemodynamic parameters had returned to the initial values.
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Collocations withvalue

value

These are words often used in combination with value.

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actual value
The mean of two consecutive measurements to the nearest 0.1 cm was recorded and considered as the actual value.
aesthetic value
These various implements have a great deal of aesthetic value, over and above their functional use in the care of crickets.
appraised value
If the goods did not meet the appraised value, they would not be knocked down.
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