Sentences with phrase «only tangible work»
The announcement itself was the only tangible work he produced.
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«I've been working with ELL students my whole career,» said Scott Jensen, an eighth grade language arts teacher at Centennial Middle School in Portland, Ore. «I still feel like it's been only recently that I've been making tangible strides with these students.»
Sadly, it's not only geographical or language barriers that stops authors from reaching wider audiences with their work, sometimes it is actual, tangible, physical barriers.
This does not mean that my work is tied only to the tangible world, on the contrary, I am also very much connected with supercharged imagery that I create, extremely expressive pictorial forms, experimentation, history and the present.
These works begin as digital drawings where long periods of time working in front of a monitor induce a disembodied state; a total immersion where a sense of the tangible world is lost in a digital space that is weightless, without surface, consisting only of light.
Working together for the last 52 years has not only enriched my life, but has given me the clarity to see beyond the tangible art experience.»
Sustainability can only be achieved through tangible efforts like these, and we look forward to working with Tim Hortons as they roll out their sustainability initiatives.
But this study provides tangible evidence that AI not only works but, when used in conjunction with established research tools, can deliver measurably better results and measurable ROI.
No matter what kind of lawyer you are, documents are a substantial part of what you do, and they may be the only tangible evidence of your legal work.
By having such a large segment of our workforce employed at Marshall Dennehey for a significant number of years — and in many cases, this has been the only law firm at which they have worked — our clients realize tangible benefits.
Since the only tangible product that lawyers produce is written work, increasing efficiency in preparing documents is critical to the future of every law firm.
Not only will these methods keep your clients involved, but they will help make your work more visible, more tangible and more valuable to the client.
Eremenko disclosed that only three people are working on Project Ara and they were given two years to produce something tangible.
As you wrap up your internship program you should not only think about the goals your supervisor has set for you but also the tangible results of your work.