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The 326% spike in Islamophobic attacks in 2015, over half of which were directed towards visibly Muslim women, and the glare of the media spotlight after two families from Bradford left to join Islamic State, means fear is once again as tangible for British Muslims – wherever in the country they live – as it was following 9/11 and the 7/7 bombings.

Mr. Quarmyne, 39, objects to a common, Western understanding of climate change: whether to buy double-glazed windows or hybrid cars is, for many Westerners, as tangible as the situation is going to get.

Accordingly, two alternative mechanisms are proposed to provide decision support to product design, (1) the Kano classifiers are used as tangible criteria for categorizing customer needs, and (2) the configuration index is introduced as a decision factor of product configuration design.

CLEVELAND — At least with Albert Pujols the Angels can point to the excruciating pain he felt in his left heel, which finally gave out on July 26, and a sore right knee as tangible reasons for his career-low average and on-base and slugging percentages.

We describe an architecture for distributed collaborative visualization that integrates video conferencing, distributed data management and grid technologies as well as tangible interaction devices for visualization.

The Walkmen include three former members of Jonathan Fire*Eater, which enjoyed a brief period of anticipated success; it never had anything as tangible as a hit, but for a time it was the most talked-about band in New York.

For the latter, bonuses are laid out as tangible yet difficult to attain prizes to boost your paltry wage.

For nonlinear systems, the convergence is not as tangible.

As tangible media becomes increasingly irrelevant, Criterion remains the go-to place for serious film collectors.

The future is not as tangible.

They exist as concepts but not as tangible entities.