Sentence examples similar to intangible behaviour from inspiring English sources
Performance evaluation can be described as the practice of assessment of individuals, teams or organisations in terms of tangibles such as productivity and quality of work against agreed objectives or expectations and intangibles including practice, behaviour, attitudes and commitment.
NPR's Invisibilia is a podcast delving into the intangible forces that shape behaviour.
9 The polypill strategy is not simply a pharmacological intervention patients' adherence is likely to be influenced by their preferences and beliefs, the tangible and intangible costs incurred and the behaviour of providers.
However, this success at explaining natural phenomena came to be tested from an unexpected direction the behaviour of light, whose intangible nature had puzzled philosophers and scientists for centuries.
This study used two instruments which capture social capital: the Inventory of Social Supportive Behaviours (ISSB) (a measure of tangible and intangible social support received during the preceding month) and the Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale (RSE) (a measure of an individual's agency) (Hart 1995).
This research used the Inventory of Social Supportive Behaviours (ISSB) (a measure of tangible and intangible social support received during the preceding month) and found that women who perceived less emotional support were more likely to be regular crack-cocaine users, while those women who indicated higher emotional support were less likely to be crack-cocaine users.
This is based on the premise that ultimately all validity rests on the fidelity with which a particular assessment reflects the underlying construct, "intangible collections of abstract concepts and principles which are inferred from behaviour and explained by educational or psychological theory" [ 60].
Others are more intangible.
It was intangible assets".
It is inexplicable, intangible.
