Sentence examples for tangible and visible from inspiring English sources

This leads to the need to illustrate the issue "energy" in a tangible and visible form.

Yes, physical objects are often the most tangible and visible outcomes of design, but their primary function is to engage us in an experience.

The macroscopic level comprises the tangible and visible, and the microscopic level typically comprises an invisible particulate level, such as the electrons, molecules, or atoms (Johnstone, 1982).

His criticism of metaphysical concepts was that they are empirically poor; they do not link different phenomena and do not generate predictions that can be verified at the level of the tangible and visible.

Rather, it was that the "blurring" that the spread out character of the wave function suggests "affects macroscopically tangible and visible things, for which the term 'blurring' seems simply wrong".

Doing this can create a tangible and visible impact on the world.

In Ponty's phenomenology, the visibility arises from belonging to the same visible, through a locality in which the tangible and the visible are always attuned without being mixed up.

We all have the ability to cause harm to each other; tangible and abstract, visible and invisible.

The government's view is clear – the race provides significant tangible and less visible benefits to Victoria and is worth the money.

Rep. 593, the court, speaking through Mr. Justice FIELD, said: 'But the amendment the fourteenth does not prevent the classification of property for taxation—subjecting one kind of property to one rate of taxation, and another kind of property to a different rate—distinguishing between franchises, licenses, and privileges, and visible and tangible poperty, and between real and personal property.

In his reflection on the touching-touched, he has shown that my hand, my eye, my voice is both touching, seeing and speaking, and at the same time tangible, visible and audible.