Sentence examples for turn intangible from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leib's story is a familiar one to Peter Weijmarshausen, the chief executive of Shapeways, a 3-D printing company in New York that helps designers turn intangible ideas into sellable jewelry by giving them a means to create their pieces, and a marketing platform where the works can be advertised and sold.

It is a tool employed by humans to turn something intangible into something tangible.

Artists turn whatever intangibles they use — including empty space, language or human interaction — into a kind of material.

It turned an intangible and impressionistic clinical concept — the condition of a newly born baby — into a number that people could collect and compare.

Quickly, such conversations turn to intangibles, to talk of the Renaissance, the Enlightenment and definitions offered centuries earlier by Dante and Voltaire.

For Gross, it's all part of turning the intangible into something valuable.

In turn, goodwill and intangibles (things like brand names) now equal $406 million, or 99.7% of stockholders' equity.

This research exemplifies that a well designed brand co-creation contest is a potent means which can not only enhance consumer engagement with the co-creation contest, but also turn engaged consumers into intangible assets for brand innovation.

Whatever "it" is – something intangible that turns the natural order of a live show on its head – the Stone Roses are definitely in possession.

From one instance of unwanted attention to another, she records the intangible misdeeds, turning invasions of personal space into beautified works of art.

The second hour turns to the intangibles of emotional eating, feeding children, food addiction.