Sentence examples for tangible mr from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the experimentation assessed the effectiveness of the tangible MR system as compared with a representative commercially available remote collaboration system.

This tangible MR system has been developed to a point that experimental evaluation is necessary in order to understand the strengths and weaknesses of various features of the system.

The findings from user feedback suggest that the tangible MR system may facilitate problem-solving and the quantity of work in a given amount of time and that virtual design displayed in the mixed scene was a useful aid in the design error detection task.

Mr Modi's biggest feats were tangible, says Mr Abraham, the kind of improvements that migrant workers tend to notice, and report back to their relatives.

In terms of more tangible benefits, Mr Balsley says it's all about the longer term view.

"We are not prepared to carry on pretending and extending, trying to enforce an unenforceable programme which for five years now has steadfastly refused to produce any tangible benefits," Mr Varoufakis told the BBC's Newsnight programme.

"Certainly, parity is a psychological boost that could have important repercussions that are more tangible," Mr. Scacciavillani said.

"We're marrying 'Go forth' with something very tangible," Mr. Sweeny said, by grounding the upbeat optimism of the theme with the gritty realism provided by the Braddock settings.

"We talked a lot about things that were relevant but no longer tangible," Mr. Cook said, describing the existing buildings, some of which date to the early 1800's, as being in "a romantic state of collapse".

"That is very real, and tangible and palpable," Mr. Newsom said.

Crime experts, however, blanch at the administrative nightmare the government has imposed on itself.To many, the most tangible success of Mr Peña's government has been getting violence off the front pages of national and international newspapers.