Sentence examples for tangible mass from inspiring English sources

The popularity of (re)nationalisation options shows that policies that put tangible mass interests ahead of those dogmas have more appeal.

In another animation, three luchador-like figures fall from the sky upon each other on the floor, at first bouncing like inflatable dolls then suddenly gaining the solid, tangible mass you would expect from grown human bodies.  .

Small speakers hang from the ceiling in a cluster, a sculptural shape in space, and when she turns them on a babble of voices fills the air, forming a tangible physical mass like bees in a hive or the legion voices of the devil in The Exorcist.

Anatomical details enthrall: hands that touch and grip with tangible pressures, masses of hair given depth and definition by a few highlighted strands.

This problem is magnified many times when it comes to predicting the valuations of financial markets, which are linked to the real economy but are also dependent on even less tangible factors, like mass psychology — the ephemeral moods of fickle traders.

Much, but not all: Mr Chávez is hugely popular, mainly because some of the money has gone on programmes which offer tangible benefit to the mass of poor Venezuelans who felt neglected by previous governments (see article).So what should be done about Mr Chávez?

In other words, the Tunisian businesses with a large mass of tangible capital assets have a high liquidation value.

Harris and Raviv (1990) have argued that firms with a large mass of tangible capital asset have a high liquidation value.

Some journalists are counting on virtual reality to make important stories tangible and relatable to mass audiences.

So occasionally, they scored tangible trifles wrapped in mass-merchandised Hanukkah paper.

This is due to the fact that as pointed out before the attainment of tangible benefits requires a "critical mass" of actors using interoperable ICT systems is a necessary precondition for reaping the benefits of these technologies and thus, so far, SMEs have failed to fully benefit from better ICT integration and innovation.