Sentence examples for tangible descriptions from inspiring English sources

Sibylle escapes tangible descriptions and brings an unexpected dimension to De Bruyckere's work.

The research begins with tangible descriptions of lived everyday life experiences [ 19]: in this study the conditions for parents' participation in the care of their child in neonatal intensive care.

These vignettes will provide a tangible description of the health literacy needs of a comprehensive range of target clients.

The app thus becomes able to understand and translate intuitive experiences into measured information, allowing for a more tangible, quantitative description of personal perceptions of the environment (Fig. 4).

AT: Can photography depict a tangible and visible description of wealth taking into account both poverty and richness?

These parameters and their combination result in a quantitative description of tangible features of the environment.

Concrete instances of a phenomenon make a description explicit and tangible.

When buying art, choose an artist you enjoy (of any kind, performance or tangible) and then keep your description of your commission simple.

We also checked each article in terms of whether there were descriptions regarding industrial support, tangible outcome, and sample size calculation in the methodology.

Nevertheless, the breadth of experience I gain as an editor will always be a tangible asset, even if the job description may change as a new era of publishing evolves.

Some descriptions by students in the tangible model group provided complex responses that included as many as four different facets.