Gradable materials included weekly journals, tangible deliverables, an oral final exam, and presentation of a final prototype.
Yoga is practiced by about 15 million people in the United States, for reasons almost as numerous — from the physical benefits mapped in brain scans to the less tangible rewards that New Age journals call spiritual centering.
On June 8, the company took out an advertisement in The Wall Street Journal offering the sale of both tangible and intangible assets, including "databases and customer lists".
In their report, published with the PLOS ONE journal, the team argues their findings demonstrate a rare tangible record of how humans pass on skills and rituals across dozens of generations.
Giving students something tangible to think about as they read peer-reviewed management journals allowed for more thorough discussions of the literature.
A perzine, or personal zine, is an author's attempt to journal their life and times and make it into something tangible, something that can be held, passed around, and shared.
This paper examines how tangible and adaptable characteristics of papers vary between different rating categories of journals and what the drivers of publication in journals at the top of rankings are.
Prestigious journal molded a field of elegance that has failed, however, to produce tangible results as most complex diseases are still uncured [14, 15].
WALL STREET JOURNAL Why the Jefferies Deal Could Worry Wall Street's Giants | Leucadia is paying 1.2 times tangible book value for the Jefferies Group.
