Sentence examples for tangible features from inspiring English sources

In addition to the prestige associated with the title, there are some more tangible features.

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.

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.

How are these ordinary tangible features represented or experienced?

This seems to be true of most tangible features.

As noted above, thermal properties are difficult to connect with other tangible features for both spatial and intensity views.

On the contrary, we are going to see a lot of replacement on the Apple side because the bigger screen is a tangible feature to have".

This datalayer represents tangible physical features throughout the District.

Donors are more easily persuaded to finance tangible, visible features like pews, particularly if their names can be attached.

Tangible topographic features can be pinned down by satellite imagery but the boundaries between many states are unmarked and fiercely contested.

But designers have also left tangible analog features for hands to touch, from 1930s-style radio buttons to organ-stop manual plungers that let you precisely control the flow of air in the cabin.