Sentence examples for tangible to use from inspiring English sources

Now we have this stadium, our tangible, to use to recruit".

"We're always yearning for something tangible to use as tools to teach self-efficacy," a staff member said.

Print photos and symbols from internet photos if you cannot find anything tangible to use.

The HUD from Garmin provides a real, tangible advantage to using Garmin's paid apps over the free and easy competition.

So I thought it interesting to translate some of these flow concepts into tangible layering techniques to use in my compositions.

One of the tools to create the virtual environment for the students' effective teamwork and to achieve tangible project outcomes is to use mind maps as shared on-line services for step-by-step problem solving.

Regardless, it was one of the first tools for music creation and performance to use a tangible user interface and a multi-touch screen back before multi-touch became commonplace courtesy of Apple.

During a de novo project several decisions need to be taken, often based on little tangible information: which sequencing technology to use, which type of libraries to prepare, what sequencing depth to aim for, which assembler to employ, etc.

While residuals clauses are more commonly used by larger technology companies, that's not always the case; I recently had a startup software company request to keep the ability to use non-tangible information that is retained in the memory of their personnel from my bigger company client.

The 47WV30's customized and integrated solutions make the display extremely convenient to use and deliver tangible improvements to the workplace.

I think it is easy to say that gay (and some straight) men are using something tangible to feel socially acceptable because we've spent some or all our lives as outcasts.