"Often what you end up seeing on their stones or around their stones is making tangible their identity".
It was the directors of these films, rather than the studios themselves, that have had to rise up to address public clamoring for some any shred of tangible LGBTQ identity, and that's almost always the case.
Making a company's virtual presence or digital identity tangible in the real world is one way of looking at Smiirl's mission.
What Brooklyn lacked was not energetic humanity but tangible signs of identity.
These DATA-MASKS give form to an otherwise invisible network of control and identification systems and make their effect on our identities tangible and visible".
To Waxman, a former culture reporter for The Washington Post and The New York Times, the problem is part of a larger battle about history, in which "once-colonized nations" are seeking to reclaim the "tangible symbols" of national identity from the "great cultural shrines of the West".
Even on the Web, where seemingly everything is free, your identity has tangible value.
Thanks to the RFID technology with which the table is fitted, it is possible to give tangible objects a unique identity to include and to consider them in the simulation.
Because just over to the right hangs the quintessential and tangible expression of Jewish identity in the home, the mezuzah.
To ask, "Who am I?" is to suggest that identity is static, tangible and whole.
