Sentence examples for characteristics touch from inspiring English sources

Results of hierarchical regression analysis indicated that Smartphone characteristics, Touch feedback, and Display screen significantly influenced PEOU.

Results of exploratory factor analysis indicated that users' preference for smartphones consisted of the following nine factors: Interface element design, Smartphone characteristics, Physical characteristics, Touch feedback, Operation design, Display screen, Connectivity, Button, and Application.

But he left in a characteristic touch that pointed to his most natural means of transcendence.

With a characteristic touch of cynicism, Bacon described contemporary art as "entirely a game by which man distracts himself".

With a characteristic touch of cynicism, Bacon described contemporary art as "entirely a game by which man distracts himself".

This, in part, accounts for the characteristic "touch" of uprights, which is distinct from that of grands.

The pepperoni, a spicy dry-cure salami, had the characteristic touch of sharpness, but without the sour note sometimes found in the traditional kind.

A characteristic touch was taking a criticism by Ben Brantley of The New York Times, "jaw-dropping whimsy run amok," and treating it as a compliment.

Writing shortly after the end of the second world war, the French historian André Siegfried claimed (with a characteristic touch of Gallic aplomb) that French thought had been the driving force behind all the major advances of human civilisation, before concluding that "wherever she goes, France introduces clarity, intellectual ease, curiosity, and... a subtle and necessary form of wisdom".

Characteristic touches of Ernest Hemingway's writings.

But it was full of characteristic touches, prods and nurdles.