By and large, IoT has yet to have its "killer app" moment and become a mainstream success — mostly because people don't recognize the tangible value in having a home full of connected devices.
Flooding decreased in the city, and Pune has been recognized for the tangible results they achieved.
In the introduction, he expresses the hope, however remote, that "women, no less than men, will recognize the appeal of tangible work that is straightforwardly useful".
We recognize the need for tangible benchmarks for rule of law, social inclusion and access to justice, in order to hold governments accountable for not just putting these notions on paper in multilateral accords and domestic laws--but for implementing them.
Of course, some Okinawa residents remain opposed to the U.S. base's continued presence on their island, but most Japanese recognize the need for this tangible symbol of their alliance with America, which remains the bedrock of Japan's national security strategy.
The findings suggest that health and educational authorities need to recognize the problem and provide appropriate, tangible and emotional support for female students with premenstrual disorders at schools especially for those who suffer from PMDD.
In a "pure" business-change project, the challenge is to recognize and articulate the tangible things that the project will deliver and the associated business benefits.
But if you pay attention, it's easy to recognize the "stairs-to-nowhere" effect in other, less tangible areas too.
However, these younger cohorts must also recognize the existence of long-standing norms, as filial obligation remains a very tangible value in Chinese culture (Chui and Hong 2006), and continues to bind children to their parents.
