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The phrase "a tactile event on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience or occurrence that involves touch or physical interaction, often in a specific context or setting.
Example: "The exhibition featured a tactile event on the importance of texture in art, allowing visitors to engage with the pieces through touch."
Alternatives: "a touch-based experience on" or "a physical interaction on".
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Such extinction can occur between a tactile event on one side and a visual event on the other (e.g., Mattingley, Driver, Beschin, & Robertson, 1997).
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A tactile event occurs when a hand-or-foot area approaches the climbing wall.
A motion recognition event is divided into a body part recognition event and a tactile event initiated by a hand or foot.
Taken as a whole, these results are accounted for well by visual zones of space that coordinate visual events close to the body with tactile events on the body.
For example, activity in unimodal visual cortex following a visual event is markedly increased when a simultaneous tactile event occurs close by (Macaluso, Frith, & Driver, 2000).
In the event log column, "Frame index" is the frame number of the video used to detect a motion recognition event; "Game object ID" is the identification number of the recognized object; "Body event" is the body part recognition event; and "Touch event" is the tactile event initiated by a hand or foot.
We found a reduction in the tactile event-related potentials (ERPs) 6 weeks after the treatment.
This study examined the influences of perceptual grouping and crossmodal temporal integration of auditory with tactile events in a tactile apparent-motion stream.
Many of the images have a tactile allure: socks on carpet, mesh on skin, skin on skin.
And there was only one answer: add a tactile layer on top of the on-screen keyboard.
These tactile visual interactions take account of the relative positions in space of visual and tactile events, as has been shown by the effects that different eye positions have on the results (Macaluso et al., 2002).
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