Let's generate some hope and make tangible the notion that lives can be reclaimed, renewed and redeemed.
As we have shown, the tangible outcome of notions such as proactivity and self-efficacy is student participation in the workplace.
Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG, said: Caterpillar has given some tangible credence to the notion that the US recovery is still on track with its better-than-expected figures and improving outlook.
If I make it look like that, that's because I'm good" – but he's scornful of the notion that tangible effort is what "proper" acting is made of.
Exploring the idea that the internet is little more than a cloud of information, Vincent Evrard wanted to create a tangible representation of this notion.
In my paintings I want to show an understandable and tangible image of this notion of people's minds building and drifting to self-comforting worlds, maybe staying there for a while and maybe coming back together for an instant".
First, it turns your goal into something tangible rather than vague notions like "eat healthier".
These advances in brain imaging, along with an increased understanding of neurochemicals, have transformed a vague and mysterious notion into a tangible effect that scientists consider worthy of investigation.
Also from quantum physics, the Uncertainty Principle undercut the notion of solid, tangible atoms and molecules existing in fixed locations.
This notion became more tangible with a subsequent report linking MUS81-dependent DSBs to RF restart (Hanada et al. 2007).
