The Yungang Grottoes (Fig. 1), a world tangible heritage site located at the city of Datong in Shanxi Province of China (40°04′N, 113°20′E), consist of 53 Buddhist grottoes (Fig. 1a) and more than 51,000 statues that are noted for their collection of Buddhist grotto sculptures and reliefs from the 5th and 6th centuries.
Mentz explained the site is tangible evidence that Strong Heart members followed a "spiritual path".
This will push up the price for the wide variety of tangible goods sold on sites like Amazon.com.
While the ephemeral presence of the deceased on the memorial site may be tangible to some, the dead will soon return to this site in the physical form of bone fragments and unidentifiable remains.
After the EAT cells were introduced in the subcutaneous tissue (EST), the mice developed at the inoculation site a firm, tangible, whitish coloring and relatively movable mass.
The latest, in 2007, contained 1,110 pages of tables, including breakdowns of the estimated value of each government department's tangible fixed assets (including heritage sites), intangibles (such as software licences) and shareholdings.
The critics say the problem arises not just with Amazon, but also with other services offered online, like Google's planned digital library or streaming music and video sites, that replace tangible products like books, CDs or DVDs.
The most tangible reminders of how far the site had come in 11 years were the massive new buildings, sleek and encased in glass, that surround it.
It provides a tangible link to vacation spots, historical sites like the battlefield at Gettysburg and hard-to-reach places like Antarctica.
At the moment, the two partners' most tangible project is Woodstock.com, a Web site scheduled to go up in June.
