Sentence examples for more tangible aspects from inspiring English sources
The ethnographic data, including memories of living knowledge holders, tend to provide windows into daily actions and the more intangible aspects of management; the archaeological record provides insights into the more tangible aspects and how management systems developed through time and space.
We were taught to "manage what we can measure" and, generally, what's most easily measurable are the more tangible aspects of life.
But I suspect there's NCD -- nontrivial cognitive dissonance -- between Romney's portrait of the economy and many people's experience of it, especially around some of the more tangible aspects like housing values and mortgage rates.
The system is costly and may emphasise only the more tangible aspects of patient care.[10] The apparent benefits may reflect improved recording of clinical information and it is not yet clear that these are translated into better patient outcomes.
Our results are useful for practitioners and managers of nursing homes, since they analyze quality of care in nursing homes from the point of view of those for whom it is intended, and highlight that, for residents of nursing homes, less visible aspects of quality of care as emotional needs attention may be more relevant than more tangible aspects traditionally used as quality standards.
This would make developing a cure for HIV/AIDS a much more tangible prospect.
But the words in the original languages (nephesh or nefesh in Hebrew and psuche in Greek) referred to the physical body itself, and, slightly more broadly, to the tangible aspects of human existence: the flesh, the blood, and the breath.
A basic appropriate ICT infrastructure in GP practice (the "tangible" aspects) consists of one or more available computers and an Internet connection [ 32].
However, paving the path for achieving the aforementioned objectives and making the IoT paradigm more tangible requires integration and convergence of different knowledge and research domains, covering aspects from identification and communication to resource discovery and service integration.
Others are more tangible.
