I can see the appeal to Generation Y, especially since we more and more attach value to the authentic, the analogue, and the organic, trying to grasp some sense of tangible quality in our often overwhelmingly synthetic, cerebral, and highly metropolitan lifestyles.
Touch is unique in this respect, however, since there has been little philosophical investigation of the nature of tangible qualities.
Then, HEALTHQUAL has five dimensions: the degree of improvements of care services, tangible quality aspects, efficiency quality aspects, safety quality aspects, and empathy quality aspects.
Youth integration and participation Efforts have multiplied in the region lately, to channel the promise of youth into tangible, quality deliverables.
One possibility is that, ultimately, all of the tangible qualities, with the exception of hot and cold, can be reduced to the spatial properties of objects (Armstrong 1962).
There's something about the tangible quality of cards and pieces that adds to those games in a way that digital versions never match.
There is an important question about the structure of felt tangible qualities, however.
It provides a logic that bridges the gap between abstract system quality attributes and the tangible quality carrying properties of components and connectors, and the observable behavior of the systems and their components.
If you're wondering how these merchants get away with marketing the tangible qualities of items of questionable paranormal veracity, the truth is they technically can't.
Now a British competitor of Heineken is mounting an ambitious campaign in the United States, asserting that it offers similar refreshment for the less tangible qualities of beer drinkers.
Difficulties arise, however, when government approaches to funding are tied to standards and regulations that measure and monitor quality and not to the cost of tangible investments in quality, such as the employment and ongoing professional and career development of well-qualified staff (Brennan and Adamson 2014).
