It would be a radical overhaul of the rules governing one of the most valuable, if intangible, forms of property in the new economy: the rights to transmit electronic signals at specific radio frequencies that constitute the spectrum.
Lynge insists that culture must be understood in its intangible form and that it is compatible with the "modern" world.
As non-financial interests can be manifested in various intangible forms and invisible ways, it is very difficult to gather evidence and investigate.
It remains for me a beautifully abstracted and intangible form of communication, and in this world where we strive for knowledge, clarity and a quick diagnosis of situations, it retains an essence of mystery.
On the contrary, that provision, by referring without further specification to the 'sale … of a copy of a program', makes no distinction according to the tangible or intangible form of the copy in question.
These come in both tangible and intangible forms; in Western aid and preferential trading terms, in diplomatic prestige, in goodwill that boosts tourism and investment, and in a certain amount of indulgence for the Mubarak government's repression at home.Whenever things go wrong in the Middle East, Western leaders flock to Egypt to show their concern.
While the 20th century firm emphasized cost efficiency, Porter (1992) argues that "the nature of competition has changed, placing a premium on investment in increasingly complex and intangible forms," such as innovation, employee training, and organizational development.
Also, the older lay health workers may have been more skilled in maintaining caring relationships and providing the other intangible forms of support [ 34] that are important to patients [ 35].
In particular, we find that the propensity to invest in intangible assets increases with the firm's size, human capital, and historical intangible asset base.
Less clear is what initially leads firms to invest in intangible assets.
