She is interested in experimental sculpture, physically intangible material, the color blue, the absurd, negative space, subjectivity vs specificity, light, and scale.
It can perhaps be said that Cage used the same technique as these earlier composers or, at a stretch, that he appropriated the same intangible material (that of an absence of conventional musical sounds).
Dark matter is one of the greatest cosmic mysteries of our time — an invisible, intangible material thought to make up five-sixths of all matter in the universe.
The crucial role of intangible characteristics of materials in their selections is emphasized.
This intangible 'resource' finds material form in the growing corpus of scholarship about Washday, to which this video article contributes.
In a world in which investment in intangibles now exceeds tangibles (buildings, machines and raw materials) – UK annual intangible investment has grown from £50bn to £140bn since 1990, while fluctuating around £80bn for tangibles – that is no longer good enough.
They determine what material and intangible means of disease and trauma prevention, diagnosis, and treatment are needed for each mission.
Medicines, instruments, consumables, and exercise devices belong to material assets; intangible assets involve medical expertise on board and on the ground, processes, procedures, and protocols.
Coastal dunes are transitional systems which offer manifold ecosystem services, including material and intangible benefits, whose relevance for human society has been little investigated to date.
"The perks in the Ivy League are more intangible than they are material," said Tom Beckett, the athletic director at Yale. "The perks and salaries at these other big schools, that's not going to happen.
