Sentence examples similar to tangible error from inspiring English sources
Moreover, we expect Tangibility to be measured with error because tangible fixed assets are valued at their acquisition (historical) cost, which may differ from their market/collateral values.
One of many reasons for poor official reporting of errors is the lack of tangible local response to those errors.
In the non-financial world, particularly in the manufacturing industry, risk management is much more qualitative, given the tangible (observational) nature of errors in a system or process.
The quality of a hand-drawn isopach contour reflects a number of tangible and some less tangible factors, including number of thickness measurements, their spatial distribution, errors in field measurements, the local knowledge and experience of the geologist drawing the isopach contours, and underlying assumptions regarding processes of tephra deposition and therefore isopach shape.
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
Others are more tangible.
