"I don't need the tangible instrument".
True that, but few scribes can capture the range of emotions that a bass player experiences given the tangible power of the instrument and the role these dedicated yet mostly unknown practitioners play in the music that touches the lives of millions.
McCulley's suggestions: Buy tangible assets, inflation-adjusted Treasury instruments and nondollar-denominated investments; lighten up on stocks and government bonds; and use a value-investing methodology.
Results indicate that the combined effects of climate policy instruments have a tangible impact on biomass use, whereas the causal links to the EU ETS are difficult to assess separately.
The situation was unnatural in the extreme, yet Mandel's instrument retained a tangible identity in whichever acoustic I chose.
Other objectives of the Collaboration that relate to changing the research culture, increasing research confidence and putting in place accessible processes, are less tangible and have required different measurement instruments.
In humiliating contrast, one of China's few tangible rewards involved the set of Qing-dynasty instruments for observing the heavens among them a Jesuit-designed quadrant, celestial globe and armilla mentioned above.
"We want the AU to go beyond trophy projects like this new headquarters," said Orwa. "We want the AU to ratify and implement policy declarations and instruments so that Africans can see tangible benefits.
Do you play an instrument?" I'm listening for something tangible — something that tells me you're not just all about work.
What Holder holds is that it's not just any assistance that is illegal; it's "material support," which includes, says the relevant statute, "any property, tangible or intangible, or service, including currency or monetary instruments or financial securities.
