Look at trends in the press and offer something relevant and tangible.
By making sustainability relevant and tangible, the skills within a million SMEs can be harnessed to create innovation and change.
Nothing could be more fitting considering that one of the ILJ Museum's missions is to not only bring the past alive but to make it relevant and tangible for today through its many pioneering cultural and educational programs.
An in-person Steering Committee meeting to establish a final set of recommendations will situate our study's findings as relevant and tangible outcomes, and provide a planning base for nation-wide initiatives that build on current evidence and clinical practices.
Switched linear systems have a long history of interest in the control community, and have attracted considerable attention recently because they are not only practically relevant, but also tangible with the rich results in the linear system theory.
Few studies examine tangible, relevant clinical outcomes such as CVD risk factors, progression to ESRD, and mortality.
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.
"We talked a lot about things that were relevant but no longer tangible," Mr. Cook said, describing the existing buildings, some of which date to the early 1800's, as being in "a romantic state of collapse".
The Internet, he said, may make the larger world more tangible and relevant to his pupils -- who lag behind their urban counterparts on nationwide exams -- and build their confidence.
