How do you stop something that, for the most part, doesn't tangibly exist?
Now, if you go over your 5,242,880 kilobyte allotment, you'll have to pay an amount that doesn't even tangibly exist in hard currency — $0.00048 – for each kilobyte you go over.
Unlike the Castello Plan, the NYCMap does not exist tangibly, although it can be thought of as residing on the city's mainframe computer in Brooklyn.
Buddhist, Confucian, Taoist and Maoist themes are also frequently mentioned, although they sometimes seem to exist more tangibly in the works' labels or Mr. Cai's comments than in the art itself.
When Americanism was in full flower, in Mitchell's youth, where did it exist more tangibly than at the heart of the national pastime?
It is so exciting, it is so life-affirming, to perceive something tangibly before it exists.
"It is profoundly important, both symbolically and tangibly, that it will go from a space designed to silence and dehumanize women and perpetuate social injustice, to one designed to lift women's dignity and tackle the very conditions that led the prison to exist in the first place". Despite what she saw at Bayview, Kraft-Stolar actually opposed the closure of the prison in 2013.
The Story of God, a six-part National Geographic special that launches Sunday at 9 p.m. ET, lets Freeman explore an infinitely expansive subject with which he has long professed fascination: what exists out there beyond what we can tangibly identify through our five senses.
Remembering a philosophy lecture on Bishop Berkeley, she wanted to believe that she existed only for herself and a superior being, and that no one existed for her save when he was tangibly present Ernie Wharton, an acquaintance, arrived late and announced that Bernard Allen, a fraternity brother, had committed suicide.
The strategies performances are finally considered through a series of experiments and a number of benchmarks to be tangibly verified.
More tangibly, they would be without the unrelenting and unconditional love of a woman.
