Sentence examples for tangible use of from inspiring English sources

The tangible use of seasonal forecasts to mitigate or prevent critical hazard impacts at the national level also remains unclear.

The discussion elevates the worth of kitchen workers' labor by underscoring the tangible use values produced in the form of food.

The use of tangible user interfaces in new design environments promises to facilitate the designers' interaction with the design model.

James and Addams both valued experience and among the "professional" pragmatists his style of writing is closest to Addams' in terms of its readability and use of tangible examples.

Gu et al. [35] conduct a study on the impact of 3D virtual representations and the use of tangible user interfaces as support for synchronous design collaboration using AR technology.

Accordingly, taking a social practices perspective enables to link the notion of regime and systems because practices integrate the intangible rule-sets (i.e. meanings) and the use of tangible artefacts (i.e. materials).

Here, we describe a detailed methodology for transforming the outputs of MD simulations into tangible forms through the use of dual-extrusion 3-D printing on a commercially available 3-D printer that we operate in our laboratory.

Our findings indicate that the use of tangible play in combination with a guessing element in a tabletop game does indeed facilitate social interaction and adds to the aspect of fun.

Accordingly, the legislator should continue to remove tangible obstacles for the use of bioenergy as balancing energy (further shortening of offer periods, approximation of trading dates to the delivery date, further synchronisation of the trading dates of the bulk energy markets and of the balancing energy markets, etc).

In comparison the 'RFID-driven situation awareness on TangiSense [42], a table interacting with tangible objects' project makes use of RFID tags and adaptable tables (different functionality may be added and removed from a table) for the primary means of interaction and does not provide interaction through an auditory modality.

By comparison, the use of tangible data (for example sales, waste, absenteeism) was evident predominantly in the evaluation of managers.