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91. Hence, approaching Beijing through economic issues of interest to both countries is an effective way to produce tangible results in economic and noneconomic areas.

92. Usually, the modular theory is used to study the tangible physical products, we need to innovate it for the China rail restructuring.

93. When you add tangible value, you increase your own value in the eyes of others.

94. Information is a tangible representation of data or knowledge within a specific context—usually in some end-user oriented product like a book, magazine article, or study.

95. On this basis, it analysed the necessity and superiority of the ore right securitization for the endogeny defect of the tangible mining right market.

96. This pressure is reshaping development assistance with a firm emphasis on value for money and a demand to demonstrate that investment brings rapid and tangible results.

97. Augmented Shadow is a design experiment creating an artificial shadow effect through the use of tangible objects and blocks on a displayable tabletop interface.

98. The debt to tangible worth ratio also reflects a corporation's long - term debt paying ability.

99. In CMMI, hardware engineering represents all technical fields (e. g. ,(http://sentencedict.com/tangible.html) electrical or mechanical) that transform requirements and ideas into tangible and producible products.

100. Creating something tangible beats sitting around the truck stop 'talking about who has a bigger radio,' he said.

101. Its value includes the value of tangible tangible value and aeriform service.

102. It is about creating tangible value for your organization and managing innovation.

103. But you should always consider canceling a meeting which has little tangible value.

104. With the influence of the company size and industyies with many tangible assets , inherent motivation of investment and internal financing is not because of the information asymmetry.

105. Nothing overcomes doubts like the tangible money they won from their Las Vegas roulette wheel experiments.

106. IBM's ViaVoice homepage is one place to learn more about the tangible results of IBM's commitment to accessible, cross-platform application development.

107. China has long offered firm support to Africa and tangible help to Gabon.

108. "Those who have signed on to the Arab Peace Initiative should seize this opportunity to make it real by taking tangible steps toward the normalization that it promises Israel," said the president.

109. In this practice scenario, a company that operates in different regions needs to fulfill customer orders for tangible goods.

110. Often our witness for God does not lead to tangible results.

111. Paper is just paper. It may represent a claim on an asset or a share of cash flow, but it has no tangible value.

112. In other words, you have to provide (or innovate) tangible value without disclosing the specifics of the mastery.

113. This divinity may be in a tangible physical form or a more abstract energy form.

114. Remember, however, that See's had net tangible assets of only $8 million.

115. Also, the architect needs to be very focused on the delivery of tangible results, and must act as the driving force for the project from a technical perspective.

116. EXAMPLE: In the ancient past a person's hereditament might have included intangibles such as privileges and obligations as well as tangible property such as buildings and land.

117. Through more than five years of thorough explorations and the positive practice, our country's state treasury receipts and disbursements system reform has already obtained the tangible result.

118. The glow of cosmic microwave background radiation, which is found throughout the universe, is thought to be a tangible remnant of leftover light from the big bang.

119. Take the gauge of in the value in the process, involve the tangible assets evaluation , the immaterial assets evaluation, the finance calculate, the time value of the future cash flow certain etc.

120. And the upheaval is driven by the transformation of tangible goods into digital information in combination with fortuitous quirk of human nature.