In one you are tangible and rules of polite social discourse apply; in the other, anything goes – the mean-spirited nastiness that permeates social media thrives on anonymity and distance.
We adopt simulation as a methodology approach and create a tool based on tangible control rules and simple production engineering methods that make dynamic analysis tractable.
On this occasion, however, both Colin Rimer in the High Court of Justice and Dillon, Mann and Hirst LJJ in the Court of Appeal felt that, because this case dealt with intangible rather than tangible property, this rule did not have to be applied.
We recognize the need for tangible benchmarks for rule of law, social inclusion and access to justice, in order to hold governments accountable for not just putting these notions on paper in multilateral accords and domestic laws--but for implementing them.
Since General McChrystal assumed command, he has been a central face and salesman of this idea, and he has applied it to warfare in a tangible way: by further tightening rules guiding the use of Western firepower — airstrikes and guided rocket attacks, artillery barrages and even mortar fire — to support troops on the ground.
Negotiations have reached their much publicised impasse for a simple reason: our creditors continue to rule out any tangible debt restructuring while insisting that our unpayable debt be repaid "parametrically" by the weakest of Greeks, their children and their grandchildren.
The president's appeal for unity and dialogue was an important recognition that, despite 12 years of tangible social benefits under PT rule, millions of Brazilians are less than satisfied.
Even if the F.D.A. is granted more authority and resources with a new food safety bill, Dr. Acheson said it would take several years for the new rules to have a tangible influence.
Theoretical considerations show that, despite the focus being on actors, by looking to their power sources a considerable part of structural power can be more tangible at least in part, like rules, discourse or ideologies.
But the president is right not to stop in Pakistan unless it makes tangible progress in returning to civilian rule, cracking down on terrorist groups and working with India to curb their dangerous nuclear arms race.
