"We respect their right to protest, and similarly they ought to respect our right to attract good, sound, tangible investments that grow the economy and put people back to work," Browne said.
Our proposal on governance is the fruit of many months of cooperation between Parliament and the Commission, work which, in my opinion, has produced sound, tangible results.
Josh Langhoff of PopMatters gave the box set a score of 10 out of 10 and felt that the set is "about sound: the tangible, physically beautiful sounds of Smith's imperative trumpet and of different instruments in combination, testing their own limits".
Filipinos are already resilient in spirit, but only sincere and genuine governance, through sounder, stronger, tangible infrastructure, can make us less helpless against the forces of nature".
A prototype was set up and tested with a group of volunteers showing that a design that carefully combines content design, sound design, tangible and embodied interaction can bring archaeological remains, with very little to see, back to life.
Mr. Neuhaus is a sound artist, a trained musician and formerly famous percussionist who now shapes what he calls intangible sound in space, rather than the tangible sound of a composer working in time.
"Well, the sound and the space the sound occupies are tangible material," Nauman explains.
They did that all analog, and the editing must have been just the most intense process because no plug-in on Pro Tools was going to equal the real sound of something tangible--this is a frequency versus an actual piece of tape.
It sounded astonishing, weirdly tangible, like the music was happening in a space just in front of me, like it was in 3D.
It makes the case not only that the work of French composers during the last 50 years has been possessed of ferocious imagination and seriousness of purpose but also that, despite enormous stylistic diversity, a "French sound" is a tangible concept.
