Values

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Common name

The word "value" of classical Latin is used from the ^eleventh century to describe the merit or qualifications.

In medieval literature , the value is under martial, military bravery and fighting spirit.

By extension, the word is then taken for "significance", before admitting many skilled jobs:

Humanities

• In language , the value of a word is defined, according to Saussure in his report to the system of language;
• In music , the value of a note or a silence is its duration, either absolutely or relative to the unit of time;
• In philosophy , a value may refer to:
  • The importance that a decision on moral or aesthetic;
  • A standard of conduct, personal and social , within the legal or the ethical , the political , the spiritual or the aesthetic ;
  • The set of values that can be for an individual or a group, a value scale ;
  • See also the fact-value distinction.

Social & Economic Sciences

• In economics , management , finance or accounting , the value of a tangible or intangible, or service is generally the numerical form of price or cost, an estimation process.

See " objective conception of value "and" subjective conception of value "

The concept is broken down in many forms, such as:

• • The actual value , the current value , the nominal value ;
  • The net value , the gross value ;
  • The value of tax-free , the value of all taxes ;
  • The customs value ;
  • The present value ;
  • The value of work , the use value , the exchange value ;
  • The market value , the value market ;
  • The book value , the acquisition value ;
  • The residual value , the sale value , the liquidation value ;
  • The value of life ;
  • The security ;

Science

• In mathematics , a value is, in general, one of the determinations of a variable , with significant variations:
  • An approximate value of a number is another number with which the gap is small enough to replace it in digital applications;
  • The absolute value of a number is its numerical value, regardless of its sign;
  • An eigenvalue of an operator is a scalar representing the ratio of an eigenvector in his image;
  • An adhesion value of a sequence is an element whose every neighborhood contains an infinite number of terms in the sequence;
• In statistics , the value of an individual is the quality (or modality ) that presents a qualitative variable (or character ), or the numbers that measure the individual for a quantitative variable.

Proper noun

• Amand Value (1870-1927) is a chemist and pharmacologist French.

See also

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