Then, of course, there's the matter of making that tangible form into something that can be put on stage.
Film companies are looking for more tangible rewards, of course, and they evade the subject of how to promote such difficult new films as if they were guarding state secrets.
But then we also hear that there are no concrete plans from the EU to properly engage on the conflict until after the Paris initiative (widely perceived by many to be more for the optics than anything meaningful or tangible), and of course after the US elections in November.
"It [InTeGrate] has helped because it is not just someone in an unrelated field talking about what they do, but it is colleagues in the geosciences teaching the same courses, using real tangible examples in different ways to create assignments and activities that you can use in your own classroom".
Pete Townshend was a man who was doing believable, tangible stuff, although of course he was working in myths in the same way that all the other guys were.
HONG KONG — Luxury cars are viewed with a special disdain in China, and a certain amount of envy, too, of course, as tangible symbols of the country's widening gap between the rich and the not.
An announcement by Cadbury Schweppes in London on June 19 that it was likely to sell the Americas Beverages division "doesn't have a tangible effect on the course of the launch" of Accelerade, he added.
This action becomes multiplied by the masses, and is made tangible when leadership changes course due to the weight of the movement's voice.
In response, public, private and for-profit institutions alike have rushed out programs that are changing the college degree in fundamental ways; they are based not on time in a course but on tangible evidence of learning, a concept known as competency-based education.
The course focused on tangible user interaction and edutainment and enrolled diverse mix of undergraduate and graduate students.
