They keep a wary eye on an array of cycles and waves, which achieve actionable significance when they echo or converge on each other, especially in concert with something more tangible, such as information or news.
As such, these networks may provide a more tangible model for how information is processed by the brain.
However, with information overload becoming more tangible every day, such tools reach their limits of providing information pertinent to users' information needs.
The smoke rings turn information into a more tangible (though still fleeting) format. .
The app thus becomes able to understand and translate intuitive experiences into measured information, allowing for a more tangible, quantitative description of personal perceptions of the environment (Fig. 4).
Since then there's been little more than speculation, conspiracy theories and titbits of tangible information about what really happened that fateful spring morning, when MH370 disappeared with all 239 people on board.
This emphasizes that norms, values and information can be complemented by more tangible resources, also drawn from the social network surrounding a person.
Inspired by a similarly-minded project by activist group Children of Don Quixote, there's even a red tent situated on a nearby streetcorner that has been installed to make the information flowing across the LEDs more tangible.
Stories present information in a way that may be more tangible and engaging than scientific facts alone.
Information visualization investigates visual representations of complex information to reinforce human cognition and, in turn, make complex processes more tangible.
