These range from choosing a symbol that resembles those of other currencies most commonly shown as a B with dollarlike lines through it to, as anthropologist Bill Maurer has noted, imbuing the digital currency with the myth of physical, tangible value by using the term mining to describe the work done to mint bitcoin.
Again what's interesting is that a small group of angry people are able to achieve disproportionately large results — with tangible fiscal impacts — by using digital tools as amplifiers.
The prototype supports audio recording with standard sheets of paper by using tangible tools that can be shared between the therapist and the child.
First, Israel must win the war that has been imposed on it by Palestinian leaders, convincing them that no tangible political gain will be achieved by using violence.
The fact that the nursing home is trying to do something good to their health and well-being by using KT is therefore tangible and understandable for the residents.
Hitherto, buyers and sellers in Latin America used pieces of paper to represent tangible equity, but Latoex is disrupting this traditional practice by using blockchain technology in the financial market industry of Latin America.
Some attempted to recreate these bronze vessels by using imagination alone, not by observing tangible evidence of relics; this practice was criticized by Shen Kuo in his work of 1088.
He continues, "I want to use my hands to experience that journey, and by using the technologies like motion capture and 3D printing, I can transform the trails of my hands into tangible sculptures".
When Louis Braille entered the school for the blind in Paris, in 1819, he learned of a system of tangible writing using dots, invented in 1819 by Capt.
Print photos and symbols from internet photos if you cannot find anything tangible to use.
