Public funding tends to require the applicant to create a particular, tangible project (such as a stage show or exhibition), while an award such as the Turner retrospectively recognises a successful show or body of work; the aim of the Paul Hamlyn is to give the artist the breathing space to develop fresh ideas.
It's presumably easier to raise funds for a specific, tangible project, one that will allow the donor's name to be grandly inscribed on walls and fountains, though, as Holland Cotter noted in the Times, donor-subsidized admissions have been successful at other institutions in the city.
That's all fairly general — Alibaba has a track record of politicking through technology investment schemes in Greater China and Southeast Asia — but one tangible project is a six-month accelerator program planned for September which will welcome AI startups to the HKAI Lab.
At the moment, the two partners' most tangible project is Woodstock.com, a Web site scheduled to go up in June.
The tangible project is helping them with the material".
One of the tools to create the virtual environment for the students' effective teamwork and to achieve tangible project outcomes is to use mind maps as shared on-line services for step-by-step problem solving.
Appraisal by trained economists in the Planning Division ideally requires "quantifications focusing on tangible project results", however if data is deemed insufficient then "(the) experience of working in the public sector" is relied upon.
The opposition may do better with more tangible projects, including building a political party.
The Internet is quickly rendering skills like memorization and fact-based assessment quite useless -- as such, "content" as we know it is shifting from a static body of knowledge to tangible projects of discovery and collaboration.
And the more it pans out in terms of tangible projects the more people are, like, 'O.K.! All right!
