Thirteen patients described pain in the lower limbs, including hypersensitivity to light touch in the legs and a variety of dysaesthesiae such as an 'itchy sensation', numbness, patchy tingling and burning in the lower limbs.
In the Dusapin Étude No. 3 ("Tangram," 1999), Ms. Gil used a light touch in the rolled chords that begin the piece and become its structural columns, and a singing tone in the gentle melodic strands that flit between them.
The DOJ, and the entire financial regulatory apparatus, can rightly be taken to task for its light touch in the fallout of the fraud-driven housing crisis.
The light touch in the show belongs to Tommy Simpson, who makes little houses such as "Reliquary for St. Chippendale".
Embroidery or beading is added with a light touch, in the Ferretti style, as in a hint of colored embroidery on the hem of underskirts worn with sheer white dresses that have rows of tucking.
Lacking the element of surprise that the first film had, this sequel hammers all the things that were handled with such a light touch in the original.
Hypoesthesia to light touch in the right malar area, which is the domain of the zygomaticofacial nerve, was also confirmed.
A light touch in the arm, holding her hand for a few seconds with whatever excuse, or just reaching out to touch her clothes will make her realize you are attracted to her.
The plot, a mixture of magic and medieval chivalry set in Flanders, is just as preposterous as any in Sullivan's more famous operettas, but it lacks the crucial light touch in both the music and the words.
