The phrase "as the touch" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, but without additional information, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "As the touch of a master craftsman, the final product was flawless."
Alternatives: "like the touch" or "in the manner of the touch".
He made just one Hollywood film [1971's Beröringen, also known as The Touch, starring Elliott Gould, Bibi Andersson, Sheila Reid and Max von Sydow], and that was a disaster because he tried to play it light.
Such as: "The touch interface requires training and practice.
Last week, the best Galaxy Player yet landed: the Player 4.2 ($200, same price as the Touch).
At 0.24 inches thick, it's not as unnoticeable as the Touch Cover, but Microsoft says it's the thinnest moving-keys keyboard on earth, and it types nicely.
In addition, Wednesday's update affected the way the device connects to mobile networks for some users, as well as the Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
However, as the touch sensor proposed in this study is designed by separating the touch position and touch load sensing parts, it is possible to recognize the touch load, in addition to the touch position.
The goal is to make the surface as smooth to the touch as possible.
Lightly sand the stove until it is as smooth to the touch as possible.
The choreographic instinct in these moments is sharp, as are the touches of wit and humor.
Fresh lard is white, as luminous as fallen snow and as silky to the touch as lipstick.
Ms. Rosin may be convinced that our parental "neurosis" about too much screen time gets in the way of our children's fully embracing their status as the "touch-screen generation," but I admit that as much I enjoyed the article (and as disinclined as I was and am to embrace things like the American Academy of Pediatrics' all-encompassing ban on screen media for children under 2), I'm not.
