"It's about whether we could create an underlying technology to enable researchers, developers and designers to go and make more tangible coding experiences, and push the area forward," says Goldstein.
The project tells the story of hidden space junk through a film, a sound installation, and a website that all work together to make more tangible the idea of space debris. .
Though this helped make the form more tangible, I still struggled.
Quantifying is the name of this game: "When saying something like this shirt equals 12 meals, it makes something more tangible," and it helps answer the question, "How do you know what impact you're making?" Get excited, because there will (hopefully) be some big names involved in Accompany this year.
The benefits of small group work and active learning have been well-documented, and are particularly effective in making theory more tangible to students (Allen and Tanner 2005; Buckberry and Silva 2012; Freeman et al. 2014; Prince 2004; Webb 1989).
Hamilton Finlay makes death more tangible and violent.
For huge numbers which are not easily comprehensible, scale them down to make them more tangible – "every day, X jobs are created by Y oil company in Nigeria".
In the process, those anxious to mute the bellows of nostalgic "bulldog" conservatives in Britain might trumpet the financially viable welfare state as a way to make Europe more tangible and appealing to younger Europeans — and perhaps more unified.
If "there's biodiesel production going on in your home state, perhaps in a member's congressional district," Feraci says, "it makes it more tangible".
This paper introduces a new method that should allow design teams to produce better recovery-conscious designs, i.e. to integrate the complexity and the variability of recovery routes and to make recoverability more tangible to designers.
