Sentence examples for a range of touch from inspiring English sources

It can do this thanks to iOS 8's introduction of variable touch sizing, which lets developers specify a range of touch point sizes, from a pinpoint to a wider circle.

Behavior ID's mechanics involve collecting data on a user by evaluating their behavioral patterns across a range of touch points, including how a user types on the keyboard, how they hold their device, how hard they press a device screen, their mouse dynamics, user interface interaction, etc.

If it sounds similar to what another pressure-sensing startup called Sensel is doing that company is making a tablet-computer-sized pad for picking up a range of touches made by fingers and other tools there's a good reason.

It's taken to Kickstarter to crowdfund a range of touch-sensitive smartphone cases for Android devices whose flagship feature is three hardware buttons on the back.

The Accademia dei Georgofili, founded in 1753, exercised a wide influence on a range of issues touching on agrarian reform.

But Watt, drawing on and expanding skills she developed as an acclaimed short film-maker, brought a feel all of her own, deploying a range of playful touches to offset a potentially grim story where the prospect of death is never far away.

Gates' emphasis on the need for greater investment in agricultural research reflected the contents of his annual letter, where the possibility that scientific advances in the understanding of plant genes might lead to new methods of tackling human diseases is among a range of ideas touched upon.

They cover a range of topics, touching on biblical scholarship, the philosophy of language, and the idea of selfhood he first addressed in Oneself as Another.

A wide range of touch points with a brand now shapes the customer experience.

Mr. Loueke solos in cropped, irregular lines of single notes, using a great range of touch; abruptly percussive or barely nudging the strings, he makes you aware of the weight of his hand.

It's also environmentally friendly, ergonomic, and intuitive, sensing a greater range of touch motions than traditional electronic devices.