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ti, to support its operations; it is the only tangible aid has been delivered to the Scouts of Haiti
Today its tangible and intangible traces have completely faded o
The construction of large dams entails many tangible and intangible costs.
iture, the practice whereby governments seize tangible and financial assets alleged to have been use
n of Rotary International "in appreciation of tangible and significant assistance given for the furt
nd Clarence Maloney, believe that there is no tangible archaeological or literary evidence of any ea
As a tangible asset land is represented in accounting as a
, when manufacturing dominated over services, tangible assets over intangibles and traditional over
ber, transportation & distribution, and other tangible assets.
s of carnivory require the plant to gain some tangible benefit in capturing and digesting prey, such
and a real purpose of providing some form of tangible benefit for those at home.
for a wide and varied audience, and providing tangible benefits to local communities and environment
The tangible benefits the United States reaped from overth
plans for certain titles to award other more tangible benefits, such as providing stat bonuses.
ackages of project work that can perform some tangible business function.
Although it never was released as a tangible CD single, it charted on the US Modern Rock T
The purpose of the sermon than is to effect a tangible change in their audience; to improve human co
He proposes Tangible computing and Social computing as two differe
cash transaction, fractional pricing imposes tangible costs on the vendor (printing fractional pric
th is assessed according to military or other tangible criteria, such as the number of divisions, th
distance to groundwater -- but on other, less tangible criteria, including the demographics of the c
Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
Nandaimon - Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
Bell tower - Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
It is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
The lighthouse itself is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
A portion of the lighthouse is Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan.
u Hyanggyo in the district is designated as a tangible cultural property of South Chungcheong provin
It is designated to the 191st Tangible Cultural Property of North Gyeongsang provinc
n use as a shrine today, and was designated a tangible cultural treasure of Gyeongsangnam-do in 1974
oscopic 3D effects gave the game world "real, tangible depth," while IGN editor Craig Harris describ
arity's mission centres on making a positive, tangible difference on the lives of the poorest and mo
as a multidisciplinary field that combines a tangible drug product with an intangible cognitive ser
f heard, and more difficult still to have any tangible effect.
Studio IDE, and relies on 3rd parties namely Tangible Engineering and Clarius Consulting.
chcraft was one of ... evil-doing", for which tangible evidence had to be provided.
at were suggested to be in development but no tangible evidence has surfaced to support their existe
Her memory of tangible facts was very tenacious, but it had no grasp
e "milk of wisdom" where he once desired more tangible fluids from more sensuous containers'.
their opposition to the illegal request in a tangible form, "paying" the official with these valuel
zed products that had formerly been traded in tangible format.
e in a film less ingeniously designed on more tangible fronts.
One was to make immediate, generous and tangible gifts to help the flood relief efforts.
built across all of Central America became a tangible goal in 1923 as the United States began condu
iting to see, since it can have an immediate, tangible impact on lives.
an being ... in the face of death", getting a tangible impression of the horrors of war.
he achieved successes with the vision to make tangible improvements in the way of life for African A
like sister sites, and the split became more tangible in 2007 when Elfwood's servers moved from Lys
t of Mechanical Engineering, and a Masters in Tangible Interaction Design [MTID], offered by the Sch
urthermore, simple responses can be used with tangible items.
as a condition of employment, rather than on tangible job changes.
arter to study the documents and preserve the tangible landmarks connected with the village of [Sout
n with a charter "to acquire and preserve the tangible landmarks of the area historically known as I
shed to new extremes in order to experience a tangible level of joy, pain, love or pleasure.
., provides South Texas soccer players with a tangible link between elite youth soccer and professio
While not a tangible mascot, the girls typically depict the Finest
While not a tangible mascot, the girls typically depict the Pyros
g, swirling lines that have shape rather than tangible melodic content; sometimes he makes use of pu
roup, Makapili, in November 1944 to give more tangible miitary support to the Japanese.
These forays had tangible military results.
Very high doses will have tangible neurotoxic effects on mammals and birds, incl
neffectual at bringing about direct change or tangible objectives.
It is Nebraska's first and only tangible, official acknowledgment of the Holocaust.
Rewards can be either tangible or intangible.
culture net, each week an important aspect of tangible or intangible cultural memory is being highli
James Cameron's movie Avatar has very tangible parallels to Crested Butte with regard to bot
r sales, storage, use or other consumption of tangible personal property or services occurring befor
urity for the payment of sales and use tax on tangible personal property used in carrying out their
ated the corporate franchise tax in 2010, the tangible personal property tax in 2009, and overall a
st to shift policy without much in the way of tangible political and human rights reform to point to
d humane values of science education, besides tangible pragmatic values.
d's divine light, and incense as a continuous tangible prayer and offering to God.
The core product is the tangible product that the customer experiences.
Driving this program is the need for tangible products for example, a hotel room, a meal or
terview to rediff.com he claimed there is "no tangible proof of Muslims' involvement in terrorism" i
in a newspaper, but without some semblence of tangible proof to back up their claims is it really wo
Or subjective poetry and becomes a more tangible puram poetry.
ful memories that could no longer be fed by a tangible reality.
More tangible records date from 1711, when Crown Court Chur
aided by the lack of significant publicity, a tangible release, and corresponding album.
St John's Gate is one of the few tangible remains from Clerkenwell's monastic past; it
't bear to look at the boy, who she sees as a tangible reminder of DK's betrayal.
The only tangible remnant of the early Christian foundation at
in the game, similar in function to the more tangible resources gathered in modern RTS games.
e funds and left Canada without producing any tangible results for the two years of payment.
Although the war yielded no tangible results to any of the belligerents, both coun
public-private partnership that would produce tangible results in a short period of time.
Regardless, there were few other tangible results to show for the casualties they had i
er nearly a year of intense activism with few tangible results, the movement began to deteriorate.
The negotiations failed to produce any tangible results, and were deemed as a failure.
Asking only for immediate and tangible rewards is shortsighted.
trinsic motivation is diminished by expected, tangible rewards in both children and adults, especial
in a separate meta-analysis which found that tangible rewards offered for outperforming others and
ound shared gardens were intended to create a tangible sense of neighbourhood, each grouping and gar
He viewed it as a tangible statement of the Bank's position in the foref
And the first tangible step toward executing this mission was the ac
he word Sullivan spells into her hand and the tangible substance splashing from the pump.
"those tangible substances [that] count for most in the daily
Despite the lack of tangible success, the season produced a series of reco
With no tangible success, the band became later known as 'Art'
d with many other socialists, met with little tangible success, but it nevertheless had considerable
thropological expression of bodily marking, a tangible symbol of separateness which was the ultimate
The euro has become one of the most tangible symbols of European integration.
Tangible symbols bear an obvious and concrete relation
oury is certainly one of the most visible and tangible symbols of the past glories of the Sovereign
Tangible symbols are objects or pictures that are used
They also observed that tangible symbols may serve as a bridge to other symbol
or vocalizations more readily learned to use tangible symbols than do those who did not have intent
concepts like aiki are described in logical, tangible, terms based on physics, while in other defin
s no longer just a beacon to seafarers, but a tangible testament of resilience.
Since this article is about something less tangible than a band I have elected to not include Tem
o show movement of almost anything, including tangible things such as people, products, natural reso
that the other side had given out presents of tangible value (mainly chocolates) at rallies; the pan
The points have tangible value because if a user accumulates enough 'K
ble people for them to believe that something tangible was being seen, but also that it was more lik
es to the rest of society in a meaningful and tangible way.
whether the labour increases tangible wealth
The Taipei Prison serves as a tangible witness to modern Taiwanese prison history.