Sentence examples for material and non-material from inspiring English sources

This is about individual, subjective estimations of happiness, material and non-material, which Gallup calls "wellbeing".

We used the ecosystem service valuation framework to quantify the material and non-material damages recognized under the Colombian legal framework.

A typology of 19 different material and non-material, cultural landscape service indicators is established and, in semi-structured interviews, community stakeholders map these indicators individually on an aerial image.

The journal is equally focused to theory and practice, material and non-material aspects of the postdigital age, and accepts various (post -humanist and (post -humanistcentric perspectives.

More specifically, involvement represents the basis upon which social integration takes place and provides access to material and non-material goods considered to be rewarding for individuals.

Alongside his network, entrepreneur A contributes a wealth of material and non-material resources to the project.

Before and after tDCS mood was assessed using visual analog scales [40] to ensure comparable mood conditions, and participants did the moral judgment test – consisting of non moral (NM), impersonal moral (IM) and personal moral (PM) dilemmas [2] – to assess various material and non material factors influencing human behavior and decisions.

Education and income are both independent and interrelated indicators of socio-economic position: education enhances knowledge and non-material resources while income provides material resources.

Through the involvement of local leaders and community members, the NGOs seek to ensure that the assistance – be it material or non-material – obtains wider acceptance among the community members and responds to the most acute needs of the most vulnerable people.

Each individual is a sovereign being with rights who trades value-for-value with others, whether those values are material or non-material.

Issues about knowledge of the self include: (1) how it is that one distinguishes oneself from others, as the object of a self-attribution; (2) whether self-awareness yields a grasp of the material or non-material nature of the self; (3) whether self-awareness yields a grasp of one's personal identity over time; and (4) what sort of self-understanding is required for rational or free agency.