The client is looking for a set of intangibles: a texture of thought, a feeling of compatibility, the sense that something historical has been set in motion by the first encounter.
On Monday, when I examined a set of 15 "intangible" factors that I sometimes use to break ties and get a feel for a close election, I found that they came out about evenly.
Hence, their main intangible asset is a set of technological capabilities, such as skills, knowledge, and experiences, built up not only to operate already-existing production systems but also to generate new products, processes, and services (Figueiredo, 2008).
This powerful, transparent reporting on all the assets of a company has the potential to be a catalyst for developing a set of best practices that will provide a reliable methodology for the measurement and valuation of intangibles.
"I have a lot of intangible assets," he says of his experience.
A platoon can be defined as a set of autonomous vehicles which have to move in a convoy – i.e. following the path of the leader, through an intangible hooking [21].
There are a lot of intangibles.
"What's missing is a lot of intangibles that you just can't quantify," he said.
Sure, preparing for class is hard when you have literary and journalistic obligations, and yes, his students are paying an absurd amount of money to gain an intangible set of skills.
The chorizo adds background flavor and a kind of intangible body and definition to these dishes.
