Now, 3D printing is adding a tangible element to the mix.
"He told us that he prays for survivors every day," Father Connolly said, "and now he has a tangible element".
They queried patient satisfaction with tangible elements in waiting rooms as indicators of service quality, such as the pleasantness of waiting areas, the ease of using amenities, the quality and newness of the equipment, and the ease in locating care facilities.
This scope is restricted to topics which have a real-world tangible element that can be tested in a laboratory, and can be explained by a process at the microscopic level in terms of the objects present and interactions between them.
One might also suspect that the use of video clips represents a tangible, reassuring element for paranoid people.
Direct-touch participants were nearly twice as likely as mouse participants to mention tangible elements of the room as instrumental in making their decision (56% of touchscreen responses vs. 32% of mouse responses, χ p<0.01).
In addition to the tangible elements of health systems, Sheikh et al. [ 21] argue that 'software', such as values, norms, and power, that " guide actions and underpin the relationships amongst system actors and elements are also critical to overall health system performance".
In democratic societies — unlike the entire Arab world — a politician or national leader behaves according to several impulses: the intangible element of character, or charisma, and the very tangible elements of political self-interest and raw national political cost-benefit analyses.
There are tangible elements of culture that can be measured and acted upon to create a distinct competitive advantage in the 21st century marketplace.
Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to break down partnering into a list of tangible elements.
Again, it all goes back to our childhood games, and women tend to give more weight to non-tangible elements than facts in a business relationship.
