Sentence examples for immaterial service from inspiring English sources

Design and Food interact at several levels: material (product), immaterial (service) but also prospective (thought).

For Mr. Shannon this work is bound up with "a basic bodily humanity" that was being "bulldozed" in precisely the place and at the moment that Mr. Oldenburg was making his art — that is, the old manufacturer's world of making things with your own sweaty hands was being replaced by the new, immaterial service industries.

A strategy to reward manufacturers who increase their payroll in the United States may not be as effective as one to support the firms whose creations — whether physical stuff or immaterial services — can conquer world markets and pay for the jobs of the rest of us.

In addition, policymakers and planners should actively counteract any further housing, industrial or commercial sprawl, while focusing on programs of urban regeneration centered on the quality of public spaces, as well as a renewed network of material and immaterial services and cultural mediation between different generations and cultures.

Although there is clearly a role for increasing knowledge and health literacy about interventions for mental health, another role of community engagement would be to help community members judge that the expected benefits of treatment outweigh potential material and immaterial costs of accessing services [ 20], and thus potentially enhancing judgments of their 'candidacy' for intervention.

Such a shift is even more compelling in a service-driven market, where designers do not "only" wrap products, but have a distinctive competence to mix together a variety of material products and immaterial processes to deliver a service with increased added value.

That's the same Viacom whose president told investors that it was "immaterial" if they lost the services of Steven Spielberg.

It [the effect of the campaign on health services] is immaterial [that is, difficult to measure] but this is significant; it is an issue that can lead to loss of trust in the service.

According to the standard technical definition, which can be traced back to the classical view of "unproductive services" (Smith, Marx), a service is considered as immaterial, co-produced between user and producer, non-storable, and non-transportable.

"Your country or your nativity was immaterial," said McLord Obiora, a friend, at a memorial service early this month.

The company also operates immaterial operating segment, which provides fixed income pricing services in the Asia-Pacific region.