Contoh tangible

• The interesting question here is whether the delivery of (relatively less tangible) civil rights and political equality is sufficient to sustain democracy.

• Secondly, the designer has no freedom to synthesize the joint profiles based on tangible gait characteristics, such as walking speed, step length or step elevation.

• Secondly, the designer has no freedom to synthesize the joint profiles based on tangible gait characteristics such as walking speed, step length and step elevation.

• They're based on less tangible things, your friendships and relationships and these are more meaningful.

• However, despite the lack of a tangible reflex, the articles do fall into thematic units.

• In this respect, archaeological practice may have a very tangible and potent role in enabling people to shape future potential worlds.

• As such, they provide a tangible link with the celestial, especially when they are cared for, venerated and carried in procession.

• The first option gave the public direct access to the rents and was quite tangible.

• This movement resulted from my direct response to the dusty, damp atmosphere contained within the site, which at times appeared 'tangible'.

• They were those completely lacking tangible evidence of progress, improvement and morality.

• This has led to demands that government gives more direct help through grants, loans, venues, tangible goods and advice.

• The stronger link between political elites and the citizenry is through the less tangible bonds of ethnic identity.

• Transactions thus take the form of barter or may be facilitated by some tangible asset.

• The appearances of the party in public reflected this tangible sense of embarrassment.

• Tangible user interfaces enable you to interact with digital information by physically touching, grasping, pointing, and dragging physical objects on a digital workbench.