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Definition of physical value - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
intrinsicinherent worth of a tangible object
- The physical value of the artifact was priceless to the museum.
2.
scientificTECH. measurable attribute of a physical objectTECH.
- Scientists calculated the physical value of the material's density.
Terms with physical value included in their meaning
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business assets
lacking physical substance but having value
law
non-physical asset with legal protection and economic value for its owner
valuation
value of physical assets excluding intangible items
physical ownership
physical item of value owned by a person or company
accounting
non-physical asset with value from a contractual claim
finance
asset without physical form but with economic value
finance property
physical thing like land or buildings with value
physics
value relating one physical quantity to another
business assets
having physical substance and value
Examples of physical value in a sentence
Investors were interested in the physical value of the gold bars. The engineer measured the physical value of the bridge's tension. Researchers noted the physical value of the compound's mass.
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- French:valeur intrinsèque, valeur physique, ...
- German:materieller Wert, physikalische Größe, ...
- Italian:valore fisico, grandezza fisica, ...
- Spanish:valor físico, magnitud física, ...
- Portuguese:valor físico, ...
- Chinese:实物价值, 物理量, ...
- Japanese:物理的価値, 物理的値, ...
- Arabic:قِيمَة مادِّيَّة, قيمة فيزيائية, ...
- Hebrew:עֵרֶךְ פִּיזִי, עֵרֶךְ פִּיזִי שֶׁל חוֹמֶר, ...
- Russian:физическая ценность, физическая величина, ...
- Ukrainian:матеріальна цінність, фізична величина, ...
- Hindi:भौतिक मूल्य, भौतिक मान, ...
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