tactile

The resources are there if we want to learn that stuff but primarily when I was there it was more very tactile SEM.

That’s part of the reason why history is built on preserving enduring visual and tactile artifacts, such as paintings, writings, architectural sites, or simply stones and bones.

Remember that every ingredient you use will register some sort of effect on the trigeminal nerve, whether it is a tactile sensation, temperature-related, astringency, fattiness, pungency, numbness, a cooling sensation or the mild burn of alcohol.

It was a wild ride, but as a book it was inevitably more static and less tactile than other approaches.

The researchers then did the same experiments, using tactile input only, with 15 subjects who had been blind since birth.

Could Peso-trash be a serious threat to the lively and tactile scene down the hill?

These tactile projects make them “feel they can start and finish something,” she said.

Physical bookshops are lovely tactile, friendly, expert, welcoming places.

Physical books, which can only be seen and handled in physical bookshops, are lovely, tactile things.

Tactile and open, she makes you feel both important and protective.

Special nerve endings, called the tactile corpuscles, are found there, each inclosed in a sheath or capsule of connective tissue.

The constant wash of animal reactions was missing, as was the vague tactile awareness of his PK.

And this time it was accompanied by what I can only describe as a vivid tactile hallucination.

Their eyes, too, are less perfectly developed, and the tactile proboscis of their free-moving relatives is absent.

It certainly possesses very elaborate tactile organs about the head.