Sentence examples for intangible world from inspiring English sources

Yoga, the mind-body discipline based on ancient Indian philosophy and now practised all over the world, has joined Unesco's list of intangible world heritage.

These design-led methods that can be useful within the intangible world of services include techniques to creatively explore ideas through customer or user research; visualisation methods that designers use to express ideas; and quick, low-risk prototypes that help them learn about the best way forward through hands-on experimentation.

James Galvin's natural world extends into "an invisible world--an intangible world," as he puts it.

Now under consideration in several states, the act is billed as setting a single sweeping standard for contractual obligations in the intangible world of software and information.

Despite Google's recent real-world hardware endeavors like self-driving cars and Google Glass, its roots are in the intangible world of ones and zeros.

While BetterWorks hasn't yet moved into the intangible world, eventually there will be ways for employers to encourage certain types of behavior (such as getting work done in a timely manner, responding to email, etc) with perks.

Lama sees the complexities of natural disasters as multidimensional — affecting both tangible and intangible worlds.

The artists roster is comprised of Juliette Bonneviot, Manuel Fernández, Philip Hausmeier, Vince Mckelvie, and Cecilia Salama, each who probes the theme using a mix of mediums and tools related either to the tangible or the intangible worlds, the analog and the digital.

In Providencia, Rio de Janeiro's oldest favela (shantytown), the Municipality created the "Open-Air/Living Museum" to celebrate its history and link it to a larger infrastructure development project, within the agenda of Brazilian cultural policy to implement UNESCO's global recommendations on safeguarding local intangible heritage world-wide.

It was only three years ago that French cuisine was added to the UNESCO list of "world intangible heritage," and already the gastronomic tradition finds itself under serious attack.

By Emily Greenhouse September 12, 2013 It was only three years ago that French cuisine was added to the UNESCO list of "world intangible heritage," and already the gastronomic tradition finds itself under serious attack.