But – and here's what the geo-politicians tend to ignore – it is tangibly better-off.
And if the next step is to an independent research career, then you have to be very careful to nourish within your laboratory opportunities for independent first authorship, to create a line of research in your laboratory that, once the postdoc moves away from it, is tangibly theirs for the foreseeable future.
They place their loyalty and it is tangibly tested week on week.
"People will pay an above-average price for something that's tangibly better, so kudos to the airlines that recognize this," he said.
Its proportions are almost perfect, its history is tangibly present, & it has all the majesty of a true capital & more style than other large Scottish cities.
The bresaola, delicious on its own, was tangibly improved with a sprinkle of lemon juice, olive oil and cracked black peppercorns.
"There's a sense of storytelling that comes from going and living in those moments and taking photos," says Rolston. "The designs that come out of Jan's work are tangibly different".
What really matters when it comes to content is that your stakeholders – donors, beneficiaries, staff, leadership, volunteers, etc – see your content and interact with it in a way that is tangibly beneficial to you and your cause.
Unemployment is rising, troop numbers are surging, health care legislation is failing, and the country is tangibly more frustrated than it was even over a year ago, under a markedly less competent Commander-in-Chief.
That sense of celluloid sumptuousness is tangibly present in 2005's standalone Hubert Horatio Bartle Bobton-Trent, which tells the story of "child genius" Hubert and his "frightfully, frightfully rich" parents, flighty socialites who own mansions in London and Milan and a "swankily swell house in New York".
