Painted images had become an indispensable apparatus of orthodox Christianity, and for the newly converted they would have been one of its most arresting and tangible features.
How are these ordinary tangible features represented or experienced?
This seems to be true of most tangible features.
These parameters and their combination result in a quantitative description of tangible features of the environment.
As noted above, thermal properties are difficult to connect with other tangible features for both spatial and intensity views.
The spatial view then states that nearly all of the objective tangible features made available through transitive sensation are relational spatial properties.
However in the opinion of the two museum founders, the main drawback of the MVP method for developing new products or for developing the entire offering of a new company is that, while entrepreneurs are busy adding tangible features to make their company or product competitive, they risk never arriving at the level which will make the company competitive: the intangible features: the delight.
An apparent adverse effect of this view of cumulative, progressive evolutionary change is that students more readily accept evolution of bones and other physical structures rather than of less tangible features like biochemical pathways or behaviors; the latter in particular pose a problem for many people (Werth 2009).
Heritage is seen as a major component of quality of life, but the two main methods of identifying and protecting built heritage – the listing of individual monuments and buildings and designation of conservation areas – are unable to deal with less tangible features of townscape, such as street patterns.
Aside from that development facility, Zhang — who received a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford and has worked at IBM and Yahoo — will lead a team of 200 product engineers that's tasked with converting AI advances into tangible features and updates for Tencent's apps and services.
