Synonym: palpability, tangibleness. Similar words: legibility, eligibility, intelligibility, visibility, fallibility, flexibility, gullibility, possibility. Meaning: n. the quality of being perceivable by touch.
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1 He is yet another phenomenon of questionable tangibility to emerge from the twelfth century.
2 But that very tangibility can lead to reckless speculation.
3 The presented evidence lacked tangibility.
4 He called them "indispensability" and " tangibility.
5 Forms of the Capital paid-in by foreign investors:Cash, Tangibility, The machinery Industry property, know-how: Intagible capital, Land use right transfer.
6 The judgment on the tangibility of things by a Taoist comes from the true perception from the depth of life, which is called "awareness" in Daoism.
7 In terms of architecture, the tangibility of this concept is palpable.
8 The results evoque craftmanship and tangibility not often seen in logo or type design.
9 What he saw took on tangibility. His abnormal power of vision made abstractions take on concrete form.
10 The dual qualities of tangibility and human-centeredness mean that the design process is very good at engaging others.
11 The study has shown that railway transport service quality has five dimensions such as tangibility, reliability, communication, portability and relationship.
12 The lovely baby in her dream somehow had no tangibility.
13 In this article, we analyze the necessity for the tangibility of service and put forward the marketing strategy on tangibility of service.
14 With the approach of knowledge economy, college assets structure develops from tangibility to-wards intangibility.
15 Parallel to his creation of sculpture-like works based on the sounds of English-loaned words, Ujino continuously explores with physical objects that connote tangibility and intangibility.
16 Exploring factor analysis and empirical study show that service quality includes three factors-instruction, tangibility and reliability-in Chin's higher educational sector.
17 The eye of the beholder swings between the sheer tangibility of the lifeless body and the psychological need to give valid form and meaning to the forces of life.
18 So as human beings we have the capacity to have deep, committed relationships to objects, and even to entities that lack an object's tangibility.
19 The lovely baby in her dream somehow have no tangibility.
20 Near the horizon the sun was smoldering dimly, almost obscured by formless mists and vapors,[www.Sentencedict.com] which gave an impression of mass and density without outline or tangibility.
21 Therefore, here lies the difference between Daoists and theoreticians . Daoists perceive the tangibility of things directly with awareness while theoreticians confirm it with demonstrated theories.
22 The sense that I try to instill into materials is beyond all rules of composition, and their tangibility , smell, and acoustic qualities are merely elements of the language that we are obliged to use.
More similar words: legibility, eligibility, intelligibility, visibility, fallibility, flexibility, gullibility, possibility, sensibility, credibility, feasibility, divisibility, compatibility, infallibility, irascibility, plausibility, combustibility, insensibility, impossibility, inflexibility, incompatibility, accessibility, digestibility, implausibility, susceptibility, responsibility, compressibility, inaccessibility, imperceptibility, irresponsibility.