Sentence examples for intangible activities from inspiring English sources

Intangible activities refer to R&D and supplier management.

They are not up to speed in incorporating investment in intangible activities such as R&D.

In addition to transfer pricing, the model integrates several relevant decisions such as the location of tangible and intangible activities.

For example, Britain is a software-savvy country, spending £23 billion ($42 billion) in 2006 worth 1.75% of GDP, one of the higher levels among advanced countries.Recent research has valued a range of such intangible activities in the business sector of the economy (see article).

Added to actual expenditures and ad revenues, the industry amounts to at anywhere from $40 something-billion to over $70 billion per year in tangible and intangible activity.

In this MidAmerican study, contingent valuation techniques and an indirect costing technique have been used, as most consequences of power outages to residential users are related to inconvenience or disruption of housekeeping and leisure activities that are intangible in nature.

An updated analysis by CEPA in 2018 shows that, in almost all cases, intangible costs such as editorial activities are much higher than tangible ones, such as production, sales and distribution, and are key drivers in per article costs (page 73).

In this scenario hardware takes a back seat to software while the service provider moves computing activities in an intangible space.

Prevention of cardiovascular morbidity should also reduce indirect costs (e.g. more patients may be able to work and/or undertake normal activities) and provide intangible benefits (e.g. improved quality of life), but the search identified no direct evidence relating to these potential economic benefits.

These include health care later in life, neonatal mortality, benefits of lead hazard control on property value and energy savings, community improvement, lead paint litigation, indirect costs to criminal activity, and other intangible benefits.

Conversely, the relationship with "brand" is conceptual and intangible, so it needs some physical activities as the community participation to help develop the community identification.