An early champion of aseptic procedures, Halsted introduced (1890) the use of thin rubber gloves that do not impede the delicate touch demanded by surgery.
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The rock calibration was truly best suited to bare rock faces, whereas the Hog Canyon rocks were coated with dirt and grit that demanded a touch of wheelspin.
They demand a touch of integrity that Fonder says only someone with Lewin's history can provide.
Before getting into the nitty-gritty of her talk, she noted with a touch of humor, "We demand compensation for making the world more interesting".
In several works, especially a couple of Scarlatti sonatas and Debussy preludes, Mr. Tharaud played with a subdued sensitivity and delicacy of touch that demanded close attention.
It also says it has "enhanced" the external materials and inner construction for "a more polished finish and pleasant touch, as demanded by our users".
It also says it has "enhanced" the external materials and inner construction for "a more polished finish and pleasant touch, as demanded by our users".
And yet here at Old Trafford, scene of so many recent disappointments and a place where they had not won since 2006, the FA Cup holders confirmed a return to Wembley with an accomplished performance that mixed Wenger's traditional passing demands with a touch of steel.
This will place a requirement on pension firms to act as a "second line of defence" by probing into people's circumstances when they get in touch to demand their cash.
Having decided to name their company — an insurance provider for drivers who were born overseas, after the marshmallow — they were dismayed when Marsh, the 113-year-old international insurance giant, got in touch to demand they change their name before the London-based start-up had even begun trading.
