Sentence examples similar to tangible separation from inspiring English sources
The sense of separation is tangible.
Microporous organic polymers containing heteroatoms are considered as promising substrates for CO2 capture and separation with a tangible effect on the atmosphere and clean energy applications.
But plainer still is the tangible damage to the constitutional separation of powers that Congress wrought when it voluntarily surrendered its lawmaking responsibility to the President, allowing him to alter a budget bill by canceling items in it within five days after signing it into law.
Therefore, time and movement are represented by a spatial separation between intermediate structures in the image, while the tangible model maps directly to time and movement.
These literalisms may read clumsily, but in-game they make tangible those rhythms of attraction and rebuff, intimacy and estrangement, touch and separation that play out, at different scales, across every romantic relationship.
500 ball bearings are tangible, but identical; under Hunter, there is no reason these should also not require separation, so the distinction between tangible and intangible is thus "spurious".
"There is zero degrees of separation, and when you are looking at $200 million to $300 million in spending, it becomes very tangible".
But what's enticing about a book is also what removes it from the tech start-up universe: it affords some separation from the flow of online time, and has its own kind of tangible, spatial existence.
