Sentence examples for tangibly identified from inspiring English sources

The segment between 0.65 and 1.0 m within the Yushan section, which had a period of high χ values (Fig. 7a), could not be designated as an unit of weak-weathering paleosol because no soil horizon could be visually or tangibly identified in this interval during the field observation.

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.

Insofar as music provides and abstracted and painless vision of the world and of inner life, however, it fails to evoke the compassion that issues upon identifying tangibly with another person's suffering.

Arguably, the great plays and poetry identified by this series transcend their genres to contribute tangibly to our sense of "who we are", the guiding principle of this list.

Appreciate the game-changing effects of identifying those who have tangibly violated the public trust.

More tangibly, says Coghlan, the Movember Foundation is now the largest global funder for prostate cancer research, and the £184m it has raised to date has allowed it to identify 27 types of prostate cancer and genome-map the disease.

Or, more tangibly, "in a museum, where there is a place for everything.

They place their loyalty and it is tangibly tested week on week.

More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.

Maryam senses a tangibly diminished morality police "presence".

I think it's tangibly boosted morale in the division.