The sense of tangible progress, control, and orderliness will lighten your mood.
It was the resulting shock that led to one of the most extraordinary pieces of legislation: actual, tangible gun control.
The exercise of defining virginity is not at all a merely philosophical exercise, it's very much about real, palpable, tangible policing and control of bodies, specifically women's bodies.
While the former is more important for surveillance, the latter seems to be a more tangible measurement for controlling mosquito populations.
These finding suggest a tangible value to tuberculosis control infrastructure that achieves treatment adherence and completion and controls development of resistance [ 25- 28].
Focusing on the effects of non-social or tangible rewards on cognitive control (e.g., response inhibition) neglects how emotionally loaded, social stimuli may affect cognitive control performance in patients with ADHD.
The new rules, Mr. Segal said, will "produce tangible benefit for emissions control, workplace safety and electric reliability".
Aides say it was better to try than not, and it did yield tangible successes in arms control, trade and military cooperation before souring.
If successful, the appointment of army officers to lead the militias could be the first tangible step toward government control of the brigades.
This advantage comes along with the tangible drawback of less control over the testing situation and therefore possible influence on the data quality of scores obtained via Internet testing.
