Pet owners yearning to explore Europe are not the only people to be celebrating a tangible case of animal liberation – the outbound travel industry will also rejoice.
Through tangible case studies, they discovered that the main threat to enterprise information security was internal employees.
What matters in the end is translating technology to real tangible use cases that are digestible internally in your organization.
As a graduate student at Columbia University, she wrote a dissertation, on the Soviet diplomatic service, for a master's degree even though it was not required, "to have something tangible" in case she could not complete her Ph.D. thesis on the role of the Czechoslovak press during Prague Spring.
This is much more tangible in case of MUC2 that was absent in 13.3% of serrated adenomas, and MUC5AC that was present in 66.6% of these cases.
In spite of this large difference it can be stated on the transnational level that intangible costs as a measure for personally experienced burden considerably exceed the actual expenses in the form of tangible costs in any case.
Patrons who back Kickstarter campaigns are often rewarded with insider access to the projects they finance, and in most cases, a tangible reward for their money.
Unlike similar sites that simply solicit donations, patrons on Kickstarter get an insider's access to the projects they finance, and in most cases, some tangible memento of their contribution.
In a landmark 1987 decision, the Supreme Court limited mail and wire fraud prosecutions to cases involving tangible goods like money and property, and not the "intangible right" of the people to good government.
We stress that use case development should not be skipped, as use cases provide tangible, stable indicators for project requirements and thus help avoid drift and scope creep.
