No, Spygate is about real people and tangible harms done.
Although hypothetical or retrospective cases studied in the classroom are useful in applying theory to clinical cases, the value of experiential knowledge gained when cases are encountered in the here and now involving real people with tangible consequences cannot be overstated.
But the moratorium about to take effect has transformed a largely abstract policy debate in Washington into something very tangible for people in Ms. Hayworth's district.
"It's not necessarily our most significant artifact, but it's one that makes the Battle of Monmouth tangible to people".
But Mr. Yan said the biggest boon would be less tangible, "changing people's attitudes and their psychology in important and positive ways".
By asserting that "Nothing can end hunger in Rhode Island" and selling cans bearing the Nothing brand, Mr. Crisp says, the campaign offers a solution that "is tangible and people can put in their hands".
Wagner (1813-1883) lovedogsgs; they were his inseparable companions, and Mr. Höhrl said, "I wanted to take him out of the cult that surrounds him, remove him from the Olympus of art and make him tangible for people today".
They now carry some nostalgia for the days when technology was more tangible, when people called boffins could pore over banks of dials, and when neatly typewritten notices, stuck on the walls for years, would impart the necessary instructions.
However, the process of regulating ES is less tangible for people and therefore may not be acknowledged (Kandziora et al. 2013).
Along with tangible goods, people, techniques, information, and ideas moved lucidly across the Eurasian landmass for the first time.
