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But because Jean was looking for something tangible, something emotional, she continued to feel unloved and alone.

The more tangible benefits have been a deeper insight into architecture and working of microprocessors and thorough C-programming skills.

The point of this example is to give you a more tangible look at how an investor might implement the ideas discussed in this tutorial.

This implicit judgement was subtle enough that she could not be called on it, yet it was tangible and impossible for him to overlook.

It may be that consumers need to see a tangible improvement in their own conditions before they buy into the idea the economy is improving.

I simply looked at Him, and saw Him as the center of a field of tangible, visible, Love- Blissful , Conscious, breathable Light.

But it's rare that you can buy a great financial services franchise for 52% of the company's estimate of its tangible value.

Saturn is in an earth sign, after five years of water and fire; Saturn in Virgo will support us now in gaining tangible accomplishments.

"Although there was masses of smoke, trying to get tangible proof that would satisfy a court . . . was impossible, " he says.

Compared with tangible assets, the Olympic brands are intangible and easy to be violated. They must be protected through legal measures.

As I said above, copyright in a work is created once the work is fixed into a tangible medium of expression.

Take a moment to think about this. Each of us possesses a tangible, living soul. The System has no such thing.

The small footprint makes it quick and easy to download, so you can get the software up and running and show tangible results fast.

As I stared at that ancient fragment, it struck me afresh how tangible Jesus' love was for His mother and friend.

Thank-You note are really important. They're a very tangible way to tell someone how much you appreciated things.

To think about what the result could be if that sort of connections remains gives me a very tangible feeling of hope for the world.

The US is going to print the dollar to get out of the recession, and anything tangible, like industrial metals, is going to be worth more.

A system and its proxy endpoints do not exist as tangible entities in the eventual deployment of the system.

if it were crystallised, it would wipe out a quarter of these banks' tangible common equity, their purest form of capital.

Creating something tangible beats sitting around the truck stop 'talking about who has a bigger radio, ' he said.

Thousands of people frantically tried to outbid one another to convert soon-to-be worthless money into something tangible.

Progress had been made since the last session of the IGC, but substantive progress had not been particularly tangible.

One of the most tangible areas of improvement has been a steady rise in the number of Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan.

I wanted to send a thank-you note as I'd been raised to do, to feel as if I could return the gift in some minor yet tangible way.

The Saudis threatened a possible total suspension of oil to the United States if these steps did not achieve "quick, tangible results. "

"I had an 'aha' moment and came up with the FEED bag as a way for consumers to give back in a tangible and meaningful way, " she says.

Both are relevant, though the Progressed Moon's house placement tends to be more obvious and tangible in its manifestation.

Committed to delivering innovation, Accenture collaborates with its clients to help them realize their visions and create tangible value.

Peace must be made real and tangible in the daily existence of every individual in need.

It was one of the first tangible signs of the government's decision to raise fuel prices, which went into effect Tuesday at midnight.

Many do not understand what is we do all day, or how it applies to tangible library services or manifests in patron services.

Excepting pocket money, cash of any kind is now rarely used; money as a tangible commodity has largely been replaced by credit.

Other, less tangible cultural factors seem to be at work, harder to export to the rest of the country.

Take a moment to think about this. Each of us possesses a tangible, living soul.

And I had coin in the bank, tangible validation for a hard-fought career.

especially during cycles of high inflation , investors try to purchase tangible that will at least retain their current market values.

If the bank had to consolidate just 20% of these mortgage assets, tangible assets would rise to about 63 times tangible equity.

She has met people who satisfy all her tangible needs, but there is no love between them. So, there's no real possibility of marriage.

The goal is to ramp up to a point where the tangible savings is funding the Six Sigma program.

He went on to say that "from minerals to fishing, from agriculture to energy, the opportunities for investors are enormous and tangible. "

Wisdom from Ascended Masters like the Buddha must be understood and acted upon in ways that make a tangible difference.

Peiping is complicated and yet tangible. I can feel it by touch. I can feel the red wild jujubes growing on its ancient city wall!

Something a bit more tangible than a dream is needed to incent the backers watching the bottom line.

Yet public opinion may quickly turn against the president if he does not deliver tangible results against the EPP.

Often, the only alternative is a very expensive helicopter trip. The sense of shrinking space here is almost tangible.

Daphne Seaman talks about color as if it is tangible.

"Writing" includes printing, typewriting, or any other intentional reduction to tangible form. "Written" has a corresponding meaning.

Yet it's only in a few select spots around the world that the culture of music becomes a truly tangible attraction.

Oh. . . I think I get it. That means it's better to have something tangible, even if it's not as exciting as other possibilities.

That parallel prompts some observers to also conclude that this month 's market chaos will do little tangible economic damage .

It was a tangible manifestation of an intense love, a vehicle to channel benevolence in a suddenly unfamiliar world.

But the tangible aspect, which is strongly associated with advertising and communications, is only a small part of what brands are about.

The first six years of study in music resulted in nothing more tangible than a few recitals, all in small towns and all without pay.

Her mother wants her to get more tangible skills but Julia wants a job that will keep her interest too.

If governance is a process, the outcome of executing that process must be a set of tangible assets (sometimes called artifacts).

Another is the pledge of tangible benefits, what Thailand's long marginalised poor are beginning to conceive of as rights.

We believe that Professor Bloom's research holds great promise and, with our support, can be translated into tangible benefits to health.

It was an amazing experience to witness the translation of community feedback into tangible improvements in the game.

It was tangible evidence of her unprofessionalism in a way that subjective performance reviews are not.

It did not wish to create a committee, which would lead to endless discussions, with no tangible results.

Tangible asset strength: The company owns the housing property and does not need to pay monthly rent. Adequate fund, no debt or loans.

As a tangible description, there should be a balance between the current target and long term benefit of human resources management.

Where we-my car and I-would be surrounded by a darkness so intense that it seemed tangible.

This wave of " " equipment aquatic in half a year turns the " visible, tangible find " productivity.

Aiming at standardization and modernization The Company has gained tangible result in the products' quality, brand, and corporate image.

The point is, is that our "thoughts" and "feelings" ARE able to physically culminate into tangible reality.

A1: Asset in accounting including those tangible as well as intangible resources serving for the company, to generate earnings.

and that they made their planning decisions tangible in the form of an expanded course syllabus.

This makes their benefits far more tangible than simply contributing to a good outcome in the distant future; and a much easier sell.

Tangible plant assets, with the exception of land, are of use to a company FOR only a limited number of years.

Having a more tangible form of diagnosis - such as an MRI screening tool would be tremendously valuable to patients and physicians.

So my wonderful student Sam and I decided to look at the most tangible thing we could think of, play dough.

All are quite tangible at Grimes Point, and visibly and physically apparent in terms of the gravitational anomalies and time distortions.

These objects and artifacts are tangible proof of the intellectual, artistic and social life of our ancestors.

Her personality has had a tangible, physical effect on her external appearance.

Total cost of ownership for an enterprise application server should involve calculating both the tangible and intangible costs.

Although it highlights scientists' achievements, she says, it also hides the complex process of turning a discovery into a tangible product.

Our consultants have many years of industry experience combined with consulting skills, focused to deliver tangible results for our clients.

Another tactic used by the administration to sell health reform to a sceptical public is to trumpet tangible benefits the law will bring.

Her incredible journey had a tangible impact on this small region of Siberia, and her improbable and unique legacy continues to this day.

So far, such protests are the most tangible evidence of the troubles besetting Icelandic society.

You may talk about the positive aspect of your character and offer an example to tell the other party what you will do in tangible work.

However, it's important for investors to see tangible, rapid and direct returns on their investments.

You can't vote on running the company, you can't get a tangible asset, and frequently you don't get paid a dividend.

can be aware of. Protected software will be fixed in a tangible object, expressed by an objective means for people to knowledge.

There must be one or more tangible business values identified as the goal of any change.

Apart from the practical skills required, consider the less tangible qualities the employer might be searching for.

And yet, this worry only adds to the buildup of tangible, chemical rewards.

Yan had no trace, Yela silent, beautiful and is more specific and tangible things, ubiquitous right here waiting for you.

The return could be in tax revenue, jobs, trained workers, new technology, or other tangible returns.

There has been a tangible improvement in his schoolwork.

Start with the fact that the modern financial industry generates huge profits and paychecks, yet delivers few tangible benefits.

We were discussing life in Beijing, work at Microsoft Research, and my PhD project on tangible user interfaces.

But what really intrigues me are the implications of this process and dynamic for areas of life beyond tangible consumer products.

It was, he says, a place where people wanted to put their money in something that seemed safe, something tangible.

EXAMPLE: The concept of asset dates back to the time when most assets were tangible.

But for all the career carnage on show elsewhere, the tangible political damage wrought by the scandal has been slight so far.

But as I said, today was about taking tangible steps to protect our people.

Buying means that you have a permanent base and a tangible asset but you could have to borrow heavily to fund it.

However, the world is eager to see responsible and tangible long-term practices from the world's largest economy.

Consequences can be expressed in terms of tangible and intangible impacts.

For those who do invest their savings it would normally be in the form of something tangible.

In open source, much of the collaboration is structured around a very tangible thing: a piece of code.

And even if he himself knows nothing about it, this changes nothing in the fact that it is analytically as tangible as this table here!

The diesel shortage that began late last month is one of the most tangible signals yet of the impact of the energy cuts.

It translates these purported interactions into a mode perceivable and tangible to man.

Tangible costs include purchase price, cost of maintenance service contracts, cost of network equipment, fixed operating costs, etc.

Most are valued at a small premium to their tangible assets, suggesting investors believe future earnings will exceed their cost of capital.

They'll argue they like the smell of paper and the fact that books are tangible, real, and even, romantic.

It is nothing more tangible than a book keeping entry in the accounts of an established bank.

Tangible assets, which don't include goodwill or intangibles, are 55 times the bank's tangible equity.

For instance the Presence in Absence DIY USB Carving Set is for those lovers who stay apart often, yet want a tangible piece of each other.

The second section briefly describes the tangible and intangible cost brought to an enterprise due to the running off of its core staffs.

A tangible sense of Heavenly Father's compassionate awareness of Grandpa's suffering surrounded us and held us.

Great achievement has been obtained, but the tangible legal framework still remains vacancy up to now.

The rivalry between New York and London is merely the most tangible sign of a booming transatlantic business in financial services.

Some project activities do not produce tangible outcomes that can be measured objectively.

We see evidence that the freezing of credit markets is having a tangible impact on the everyday lives of citizens all around the world.

Language is a storehouse of sound images, and writing is tangible form of those images.

They are tangible symbols of a new power in sub-Saharan Africa that has, for some, begun to cause ripples of concern.

People living with HIV and their communities urgently need to see tangible results.

I believe also, our generation, our relationship to satisfying what we want is far less tangible than any other previous generation.

Mr. Bush's leadership is needed to buck up the weak Palestinian leader by providing tangible benefits for West Bank Palestinians.

As they produced no visible effect on the object against whom they were discharged, however, he resorted to more tangible arguments.

When employees do things behind the scenes, an organization potentially loses revenue and material, as well as less-tangible benefits.

This year will likely bring fewer dramatic gestures and a greater focus on seeking tangible results, analysts said.

It is an affluent university, but 9% of students said they had "initiated an attempt to trade sex for some tangible benefit" .

Copyright is created in a work once it is fixed into a tangible medium of expression.

White House officials expressed satisfaction at the developments, which they termed "tangible progress" in the wake of Obama's visit.

Our Shanghai operation was a black hole. We poured money into the business without any tangible results.

You will be able to bring your visionary ideals to a personal level and attract tangible rewards that benefit your value system.

And then thirdly, less tangible, but just as essential for the open-ended creation of knowledge, of explanations, is evidence.

Being as the tangible actual highway, the highway engineering archives serve as the witness of the construction history of highway.

So it would take only one or two disappointing bits of data on inflation to make rate rises a tangible prospect again.

except trading in the tangible market , the industrial products can be traded in the intangible market by contract and modern communication.

they are of a sweaty, tangible humanity and a like of enticing simplicity.

Quantify Your Value: You can counter the tendency to downplay yourself by presenting tangible evidence of what you bring to the table.

The boss believes their presence will be key as Liverpool look to turn positive performances into tangible results.

This creates a tangible, realistic measure that allows you to identify the level of performance improvement required.

Skim through the pages of the book, a book with the taste of oil however, tangible or intangible, meditation is audible.

The sexual attraction between people can be so tangible you can almost breathe it.

In a larger context, the G-20 is perhaps the only tangible reward to the world in the wake of the financial crisis.

With tangible policies coupled with the invisible hand, manufacturing assets of the violent and irrational price fluctuations.

Put simply, a system is a complex entity that provides some tangible result of value.

Knowledge and technique is only tangible resource, will and spirit is the invisible power!

Make it tangible- give yourself an action to take and a date by which you will take that action.

Typical examples of a mass produced tangible object are the motor car and the disposable razor.

Most importantly, strong brands bestow value far beyond the tangible performance of the products and services themselves.

After all, the gabfest involving senior Congressional leaders from both parties lasted well over six hours, with no tangible results.

However, in the case of social networking, that advice comes via a tangible, traceable, ad-supported medium.

Article 4 The software protected under these Regulations must be developed independently by the developer and fixed on tangible medium.

That was a time when assets were tangible and investors were sophisticated and few.

In addition, by taking advantage of a proven marketable asset, a developer is taking advantage of a tangible market differentiator.

Yet the world is still looking for tangible evidence that the US is genuinely committed to global economic recovery.

Dotcom shares were assessed in terms of "price per click" rather than anything tangible.

one that in terms of its tangible value determines where we live.

Criminal object is public or private property, including tangible objects, intangible objects and property of such certificate.

It has a cushion of around $13 billion: the difference between the purchase price and Countrywide's tangible book value.

Establishments must have more than half of their turnover derived from the sale of such tangible goods products.

In the end, it is not clear whether these new approaches to philanthropy have made a tangible difference in the lives of the needy.

Since 1978, a work is copyrighted automATically AT the moment it is creATed in a tangible form.

"People feel this is a more human, tangible way to pay. Compared to a black box, it feels like more a part of you, " says Mr Dorsey.

Birds: Birds are flying in the sky, it is not relied upon any tangible thing, just by five-star wind.

Compared to the Inception phase, the Elaboration and Construction phases allow the team to work independently toward tangible goals.

For many customers, Apple products are a tangible sign of belonging to a certain social strata.

So meteorites are tangible evidence of what was happening when the solar system was born.

She wasn't looking for mental bliss or spiritual guidance, just something she could do regularly that would yield tangible results.

One of GCARD's tangible results is a roadmap for how better to tailor agricultural research to the needs of the rural poor.

Culture refers to all human production and living activities combined results, including tangible and intangible results.

But it would be far better to keep a closer eye on banks and force them to match their tangible capital with their risk-taking appetite.

China urges all parties concerned of the conflict, especially Israel, to take tangible measures to ensure the security of UN peacekeepers.

For some, there is a sense of romanticism and relief at the idea of putting money into something as tangible as dirt.

Mosque as the tangible carrier of Islamic culture, have a significant impact at the material and spiritual life of Muslims.

Words Have No Tangible Weight, but Careless Remarks Would Heavily Weigh Down People's Hearts.

If Mr Kan had wanted to show a more tangible break with the past, he could have included more women in his cabinet.

"You don't have to wait very long to see tangible benefits in people who work in those environments, " he added.

Because God is indestructible, so is the visible, tangible proof of His love for me.

This is because whatever occupies empty space would have to be somehow different from the tangible stuff the world is made of.

A document, record, or other tangible object formally introduced as evidence in court.

Joy is a state of being, not a material, tangible object.

Tangible benefits have endeared referral programmes to employers, particularly the opportunity to cut recruitment budgets.

The first step is to identify critical system assets -- intangible or tangible -- that are vulnerable to malicious attacks.

It's better to have something tangible, than to just spend all of our time talking.

They measure the net up-front and ongoing costs against the net savings and gains of tangible benefits of the investments.

Tourism is a service-based industry. It has a number of tangible and intangible components.

The objects or processes included must be tangible or tangible processes involved in the creation of objects.

But to really gain confidence, you'll need to do something tangible. You'll have to show up and write, paint, stretch, plan, and execute.

The blanket lien covers all the assets of the project company, including real (unmovable) and personal (movable), tangible and intangible.

It includes both tangible goods (food, clothing, cars) and intangible services (haircuts, housecleaning, doctor visits).

The sense of frustration among Republicans is tangible.

When the time is up, the alarm will be a tangible reminder to let the worry go.

Through the review, all parties should further understand the problems, specify measures and take tangible actions.

So here I had the hope that by inserting some natural elements, if you want, some fog, I could make the space tangible.

tangible evidence; his brief time as Prime Minister brought few real benefits to the poor.

Achieving tangible qualitative improvements by relatively simple means: upgrades are sometimes the obvious answer.

Yes, it eventually leads to a tangible outcome, like a CD or score for film.

A seal is a manifestation in tangible and conventional form of an intention that a document be sealed.

This divinity may be in a tangible physical form or a more abstract energy form.

Increase the degree of the site came to light, expanding the visibility and influence, resulting in tangible and intangible value.

Even if tangible evidence of North Korean involvement emerges, the president's caution on April 19th will nevertheless be understandable.

Older people often still prefer giving tangible gifts, convinced that the recipients will enjoy unwrapping the surprise.

As for China-US trade, mutually beneficial and win-win trade and economic ties have delivered tangible economic benefits to the two peoples.

Regardless of workflow, software engineers are all the time working with non-tangible, abstract, and flexible things -- pure mindware.

However, there is one tangible benefit to be gained from blaming the market for what you wanted and didn't get.

The rich and powerful treated their good fortune as a reward for, and tangible evidence of, virtue in past and present lives.

Victory not only depends on the tangible defeat of the enemies, more importantly, it depends on the ideological conversion of the enemies.

Going Concern Value The value of a company's ability to generate earnings from tangible and intangible assets.

The strategic cooperation between China and Egypt has yielded rich results and brought tangible benefits to people of both countries.

Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi plant spent Thursday attempting to combat radiation leaks with little tangible progress.

Bilateral friendly cooperation today has reached an unprecedented level in both depth and width, bringing tangible benefits to both peoples.

In these songs I could travel south for the winter, run away from home and feel something tangible.

The tangible result of this reexamination consisted of updates to important standards such as URI and HTTP.

These seemingly random objects are essential to helping us formulate complex morphologies into tangible suppositions.

The results of such cooperation have brought tangible benefits to the two countries and their people.

To obtain tangible results in the French political field, Mr. Laval now went on a three days' visit to Moscow.

But I really do believe that working to be happy -- in a job, in a relationship, internally -- will yield good, tangible things.

The bilateral trade and economic cooperation has seen good momentum with tangible results achieved in energy cooperation in particular.

The symbolism of the gesture is everything one could wish. Now America must demand, and receive, the tangible support it implies.

But the most telling measures of our progress may be less tangible than a geothermal plant or even a pavilion.

Understand the tangible business results achieved, best practices, and lessons learned with each of the SAs.

We must set common, tangible plans to help remedy what has become a highly corruptive and extremely destructive trend.

No one hypothesis concerning the effect of tangible on customer value, satisfaction, and loyalty were statistically significant.

Managing the convention department administer the symposium, and inspect the series work tangible achievements of member.

But owning fund-management groups is not without pitfalls, because they have no tangible assets against which debt can be secured.

This gave the architects an opportunity to render the cultural identity of Austria tangible in a global context.

Some countries even disburse some oil revenues directly to every household, thereby ensuring that ordinary folk see tangible benefits.

With indirect compensation, employees receive the tangible value of the rewards without receiving the actual cash.

Cultural heritage, the concept into tangible cultural heritage, intangible cultural heritage.

Raise exercise quality level, tangible product is main quality problem, tapping the potentiality of enterprise. . .

Television has to appeal to the audience in a more real and tangible way, so it only makes sense that women play a role in that.

China's WTO accession has also brought tangible benefits to many countries around the world.

The Congolese government hoped that the project would allow the country to translate its mineral wealth into tangible development.

It was necessary to show voters a tangible achievement before next November.

For business, however, the results were more immediately tangible as China signed deals on everything from airline parts to soybean exports.

How can translational medicine improve this apparent mismatch between effort and tangible result for daily medical practice?

It has the remarkable capacity to solidify the sentient Earth's resolve &intent into tangible physical reality.

Not stellar, but clearly a case where the EU's break-up with America carried tangible benefits for the planet.

Analysts say there is a shift in tone toward Iran that may translate into tangible advances with a new administration in Washington.

By contrast, under the Obama administration America's relations with Russia have been much more focused on tangible results.

Yet how else can Washington give Beijing tangible evidence of good faith on the Taiwan issue?

Seemingly, it means a choice of tangible things. But in essence, it means choosing a way of life.

I had a college science professor who was infamous for the phrase "The less tangible, the more concrete. "

And all of a sudden a productive conversation was happening about design around a tangible object.

And, at the centre of the city, is the mysterious Imperial Palace -- home to the emperor and a tangible link to the past.

Though not as tangible a reward as cash, career-development opportunities can be priceless.

There exist rich and various tangible cultural heritages along the Sino-Vietnam border.

It seems tangible; it is readily understood; it appears to have permanent, immutable value.

To assist organizations in measuring their own performance against these criteria, some tangible indicators are given for each attribute.

It also describes the tangible possessions (people or things) which we substitute when our personal desires go unfulfilled.

Worse, it is not clear that Mr Porter has come up with any tangible improvement on the current way of doing business.