Sentence examples similar to tangible copy demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't she want a tangible copy, not just a CD but the entire box-set she could passionately dissect every evening after school?

Manufacturers who use Mr. Street's scanning data to produce tangible copies are able, even with advances in recent years in devices known as rapid prototyping machines, to make only so-so synthetic reproductions of the originals.

Although I thoroughly enjoy holding tangible copies of music albums, putting the Beatles on iTunes will open up younger generations to the amazing songs that have ruled among music fans from the late 1960s to this day.

It may be that the novel War and Peace is a universal, a thing that is in some mode present in each of the many tangible copies of the novel.

Instead, he suggested, tangible demonstrations of help were required.

Are there early indicators, tangible demonstrations, that this could succeed?

After all, they put out word in the first place that they would be delighted by tangible demonstrations of friendship.

Events like this are tangible demonstrations of the global reach of the wind industry, its ambitions and its sense of confidence.

The official tables might be seen as one of the first tangible demonstrations of how government is trying to use policy to boost the happiness of the nation.

But also the BBC coming back in is a tangible demonstration of a new BBC".

"The completion of the Luce Center is a tangible demonstration that the society is back," said the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer.