Here, for example, is his account of what he takes to be "the fundamental issue": "Some of the essential aspects of academic institutions — in particular the quality of the education they provide — are largely intangible and their results are difficult to measure".
The Australian and US-American studies additionally quote intangible costs, whereby results are increased to EUR 287.67 and EUR 169.81, respectively, per capita (EUR 23.6 billion and EUR 13.9 billion total costs).
She notes that many of the early results are intangible: for example, a new optimism bubbling up in churches and volunteer groups.
Our results are based, unlike the previous studies, on more intangible evidence in the form of statements by respondents.
What they can't yet measure fully, and possibly never will, is the intangible results that accrue to women who taste success in business, like self-confidence, dignity, the elevation from wife to partner in the household, and, certainly, the empowerment of a woman who controls capital.
Places outside of London usually have to try a bit harder when it comes to nightlife, but the result is an intangible melting pot of trusted selectors, reliable small clubs, and a collaborative spirit that often offers an insight into how the city functions.
Since the value of mortgages and other intangibles consisted largely of claims to rights in real estate and tangible personal property, the result was double taxation.
Intangible assets are exchanged against intangible products.
Intangible costs are not included by any agency.
Though intangible, trust is important and its presence or absence has tangible results.
