Sentence examples for tangible or intangible from inspiring English sources
All qualities, whether tangible or intangible, are inseparable using statistics alone.
So please thoughtfully pass on something you value, tangible or intangible.
The objects that may thus be transferred may be movable or immovable and tangible or intangible.
Such cooperation usually requires sharing of access to data, service and other tangible or intangible resources.
We find almost no evidence that states can expect increased tangible or intangible rewards after ratification.
The payment is always for something else, tangible or intangible, like one's time or the rights to memorabilia.
Therefore, the development of PSS is an extension of traditional engineering design process, which mainly refers to purely tangible products or intangible services into an integrated development process of products and services.
Private law deals with the complex interactions of members of society, and a first cut at managing potential conflict is to carve the world into modular things, in tangibles or intangibles, and associate them with people through the norms and the law of property.
Interpreting Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 in the light of the principle of equal treatment confirms that the exhaustion of the distribution right under that provision takes effect after the first sale in the European Union of a copy of a computer program by the copyright holder or with his consent, regardless of whether the sale relates to a tangible or an intangible copy of the program.
Such an object can be a material thing, but it can also be less tangible or totally intangible (e.g., plans, common ideas) as long as it can be shared for manipulation and transformation by the participants of the activity.
The artists roster is comprised of Juliette Bonneviot, Manuel Fernández, Philip Hausmeier, Vince Mckelvie, and Cecilia Salama, each who probes the theme using a mix of mediums and tools related either to the tangible or the intangible worlds, the analog and the digital.
