The work being undertaken therefore is to the benefit of the state and to its citizens in that it seeks to bring tangible development to a young nation".
But nothing you read in today's headlines – or, worse, see shoehorned into a 200-word TV bulletin – is as yet an actual story, a tangible development.
Usually, in the first year of Peace Corps, only limited amounts of tangible development work can be accomplished; so much time must be spent learning the language, meeting people and building relationships, gaining trust, and orienting oneself in an extreme socio-economic context.
They're also probably quite a bit further along in terms of tangible life developments than the stereotypical aimless 20-something who is still struggling to hold down an apartment, a job, and a relationship at the same time.
They're also probably quite a bit further along in terms of tangible life developments than the stereotypical aimless 20-something who is still struggling to hold down a flat, a job, and a relationship at the same time.
"The spread of roads and cellular phones in rural areas has made development tangible even for India's rural population," Mr. Chandra said, "and it has become abundantly clear that the economy will play a large factor in the election".
But in one specific area, this support is clear and tangible: reconstruction and development projects.
It took substantial time to evaluate each of these associations, attend their meetings, and then carefully select the ones that would provide the right balance of tangible benefits (skill development, support, and potential business) through membership.
Many models with predictive value have been developed from medical research, with demonstrated tangible impacts on drug development from discovery through the clinical stage.
Thus, while they duly emphasize the utility of comparative analysis for supporting the development of specific inhibitors, the paper hardly provides any tangible guidelines for such development (beyond pointing to clade-specific variations in the vicinity of universally conserved residues).
