Over the past few years, autonomous vehicles have gone from being a futuristic concept to a realistic and tangible product.
You could have mentioned any of the amazing minds that are putting forth sustainable, realistic and tangible ideas for us to create a better society and not just complain about the one we have.
In addition, by focusing on realistic and tangible goals in each of the social sectors, the mechanisms have generally avoided the highly contested issues surrounding control of external funding and been able to demonstrate much more progress, more quickly than other components of the Medium-Term Plan or the overall aid coordination mechanism.
A top-four place remains possible, but Koeman must believe that winning a cup is the more realistic route to tangible success from his first season in charge and his line-up last night reflected a serious desire to make the semi-finals.
While it is universally accepted that translation is the goal, this is not a realistic deliverable or tangible aim of any single investigation or approach, although this is often implicitly promised.
Ecover scripts make it simple to create a realistic "intangible" product "tangible" without the wait.
In truth, Iraq is staggering ahead, at best, and the administration has yet to show that it has a realistic plan to produce tangible progress over the next six months.
"The show deals with very tangible, very realistic, very immediate situations -- I especially realized this on Father's Day," said Mr. Underwood, who told an uncanny "life is art" story to illustrate his point.
While a complex challenge, an ever-widening skills gap is not inevitable, and we can take tangible and realistic steps today to begin to turn the tide.
This article reports on a project undertaken in Scotland to develop tangible and realistic policy proposals, aligning market and government needs in order to create favourable conditions for the public and private sector to adopt circular principles.
