The differences and similarities with the finite-element method are highlighted, and the resulting tangible advantages of the finite-volume technique discussed and illustrated.
These calculations do not include the less tangible advantages of protecting brain development against neurotoxicity or any other adverse effects.
Nevertheless, enthusiasm can provide a tangible advantage to a candidate in primaries and caucuses, where turnout is generally low.
This research suggests that initiatives promoting renewable energy to municipalities should focus on the tangible advantages for municipalities, instead of spending resources on explaining and promoting the 'fight' against climate change.
This presents tangible advantages to the proprietary data standards in its ease of adoption and incorporation into in-house software suites.
Use of a PDA may also have tangible advantages to patient care.
While Mr. Gracey of Northern California is looking forward to high returns, he has already discovered the less tangible advantages to owning and living on a farm.
If it is to be successful, any behaviour change approach that aims to encourage the take-up of a product or service will have to provide real, personal and tangible advantages for today's new consumers.
Although this represents only 8 percent of the delegates that Mr. Romney would eventually need to cinch the Republican race, it would nevertheless constitute a tangible advantage in the event of a close back-and-forth race against Mr. Gingrich.
Compared to, say, a piano-playing conductor, Mr. Zukerman has a tangible advantage: he can use his own instrumental expertise for finely grooming the sound of his ensemble.
