So begins her lifelong quest to render tangible her mother's loving spirit.
In Düsseldorf or Erfurt, Amsterdam or the Hague, I encountered nothing but genuine empathy and solidarity for Indonesians' collective struggle to come to terms with our violent past as well as to render tangible justice for an untold many.
Furthermore they were asked to render tangible the challenges brought forward by this study and create a thought-provoking experience for an audience of professionals and general visitors within the context of a trade fair (i.e. the Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk, Belgium).
Such an approach would render tangible benefits to society through the enhanced ecosystem services expected from a better understanding of biodiversity dynamics.
These are rendered dimensional, tangible and fluid when hung like drapery.
While museums and books can talk about the medal, being able to see it renders it tangible, "more than a photograph, more than us just talking or writing about it", Andrews said.
If innovation is about anything --whether you are talking about a Fortune 100 company, a country, an economic region or a non-profit -- it is about creating a future that does not exist in the present; it is about taking what is now intangible and rendering it tangible, taking the unseen and making it seen.
The Browder story exemplified everything wrong with Rikers and American criminal justice writ large the brutality, the Kafka-esque pre-trial process, and the psychological impact of it all and rendered it all tangible and real.
And "visual management" techniques make it easier to apply pull thinking to a portfolio of projects by rendering nonphysical tasks tangible.
Trying to include this option in our initial model rendered the model more complex with no tangible benefit.
