Aside from maximizing the audience, companion and collaborative exhibitions with those in the city have intangible benefits for a regional museum, Mr. Andersen said.
Quality of place is important too – numerous surveys have shown that the physical and intangible features of a city are associated with higher levels of happiness and better health.
Similarly, CUNY's chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, and its dean, Ann Kirschner, must have calculated and recalculated General Petraeus's tangible and intangible benefits to the city's public university system many times before arriving at a taxpayer-funded salary roughly eight times that of an adjunct professor teaching a full course load.
This paper designed a conceptual framework for developing indicator by using indicator selection methodologies with a strong emphasis on intangible cultural for Heritage city.
The local government even declared certain vendors as part of the city's, "intangible cultural heritage," thus making them an important part in the preservation of local traditions.
The paper explores the crucial role communities' memories play in safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage of a city's historic core through the narration of stories associated with landmark buildings in the downtown.
More than anything the city buzzes with the intangible, the promise of oil and its potential benefits.
They have seen the twin towers fall, smelled the burned air, maneuvered around police barricades, sensed the intangible but inescapable mood of a city on edge.
After the 2000 games in Sydney, Australians were slightly more likely to take part in seven Olympic sports, but slightly less likely to take part in nine.Games and happinessThere may be intangible benefits to being an Olympic city.
For those outside New York, reconnecting has been a way to feel a bond to a city that is part intangible television backdrop and part distant inspiration -- an origin of Horatio Alger heroes, a place where people in songs make it.
