Hard technologies are tangible components that can be purchased and assembled into assistive-technology systems.
But Israel will not experiment with the lives of its citizens by agreeing to concessions that strip away tangible components of its national security, create vulnerabilities that its adversaries will exploit and ultimately undermine the stability of the entire Middle East.
For instance, Regenbrecht and Donath (1997) defined the tangible components of VR as a congruent set of hardware and software, with actors within a three-dimensional or multi-dimensional input/output space, where actors can interact with other autonomous objects, in real time.
Currently showing at Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles, the show focuses in on our post-internet era, where reality isn't calling for discernment from its technological counterpart, but technology instead needs unpacking into its tangible, human components.
The solution layer describes the PSS and its components; tangible elements, intangible elements and the infrastructure for connecting all elements.
Finally, 3D printing encourages a meaningful communication among people with and without visual impairments via the tangible exploration of geocultural components.
The subsequently developed SERQUAL [ 12] recast the 10 determinants into five components: tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy.
The subsequently developed SERQUAL [ 9] recast the 10 determinants into five specific components: tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy.
The only tangible explanation is the genetic component — if a parent has autism there is a good chance their child will as well.
Any government that offered tangible health improvement as a component of aid to a nation with whom they wished to develop stronger diplomatic links would have an advantage in developing a deeper relationship with its citizens.
