* "SIDE MAN". A lovely play by Warren Leight about a jazz trumpeter, his alcoholic wife and the son who is parent to them both, "Side Man" is both heartbreaking and touching, a play of true feeling, full of affection for its characters and insight about the events it conjures.
When mounting frustration led Mr. Varone to retreat, Mr. Hahn looked back and touched his own heart, a symbol of feelings his character still had.
As a result, most of the time, the cardiologists are blind to moving the devices while heavily relying on their sense of touch feeling of the devices at one proximal end in their hands.
The mother, at times beset by guilt, a touch of intimidation or feelings of her own maternal inadequacy, fails to articulate what she wants from the nanny — and then complains to friends, her spouse or an Internet message board when she doesn't get it.
The mechanical properties and touch feeling of oil-based materials and biological soft tissues are similar, so the former are adequate for ultrasound applications [21, 23].
They maintained a respectful distance out of fear of touching, absorbed in feelings of anxiety.
Thus, when a sore spot on one's leg is touched by one's forefinger, the feeling of the touch is accompanied by a visual image of the finger touching the leg.
We obtained encouraging results from users that the approach can provide better natural visualization and higher level of immersion, and be accurate and tangible enough to support a pseudo feeling of touching virtual products with human hands or fingertips during design evaluation of digital handheld products.
Ms. Coote's Léonor is lustrous vocally but also a woman of expansive feelings, with a touch of earthiness that is in character and adds to her appeal.
