Given the scarcity of tangible evidence, specifying schemes that sketch how a non-neural organization could have been transformed into a nervous system would help to further constrain research on early nervous systems.
But Roberts admits there is no tangible evidence as to the scheme's impact.
These factors were not solely related to tangible outcomes of the restoration scheme, but were also influenced by history, memories, traditions and practices associated with the river.
Other tangible outcomes of the grant scheme included individuals and groups who have been able to take advantage of their new skills, confidence and knowledge about research processes by forming research collaborations and building local support networks.
We feel that the scheme has made a tangible difference to the sector – our return on investment report published in March shows that cohorts three and four made savings of over £550,000, not only adding value, but new and much needed talent.
That's all fairly general — Alibaba has a track record of politicking through technology investment schemes in Greater China and Southeast Asia — but one tangible project is a six-month accelerator program planned for September which will welcome AI startups to the HKAI Lab.
In 1987, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in McNally v. United States that the mail fraud and wire fraud statutes pertained strictly to schemes to defraud victims of tangible property, including money.
It will be necessary to negotiate the trade-offs between conservation and development, and improved management schemes will have to include tangible rewards if they are to gain acceptance.
If there was any tangible evidence of an employer using this scheme to replace existing employment of staff, we would stop referring young people to that employer.
Three benchmark examples are presented to validate the proposed scheme with results that show tangible advantages, such as reduced computational time and faster convergence, of ITO over conventional TO.
