Sentence examples for the tangible aspect from inspiring English sources

The tangible aspect of the movie is the main focus of the tease.

Hoteliers, who once were concerned about the tangible aspect of their operations are now more concerned about service quality improvement.

These tasks constitute only the tangible aspect of the caregiver role.

The tangible aspects of highly collaborative healthcare work have profound implications for research and development of information and communication technology (ICT) despite the tendency to model work as flow of abstract data items.

Kyle continued on to work with both Henry Shienkopf and then Charlie Rose and had the opportunity to experience some of the tangible aspects of politics, journalism and entertainment.

But the words in the original languages (nephesh or nefesh in Hebrew and psuche in Greek) referred to the physical body itself, and, slightly more broadly, to the tangible aspects of human existence: the flesh, the blood, and the breath.

A basic appropriate ICT infrastructure in GP practice (the "tangible" aspects) consists of one or more available computers and an Internet connection [ 32].

Extrinsic values encompass the tangible aspects of the job including wages, benefits and bonuses, whereas intrinsic values include status, recognition, personal and professional development opportunities, and other similar factors [ 21].

Often the technology seems leading in the design process because it is the most tangible aspect of the e-learning environment.

"Theatre has that tangible aspect that film does not have," he says, with finality.

The story says we're trying to restore order to the city, but the most tangible aspect of that is occasionally handing a can of soda to some passing wretch who thanks you pathetically.