Sentence examples for degree of touch from inspiring English sources

As expected, in the rubber left hand condition people did not experience ownership of the hand, but somewhat surprisingly they reported a rather high degree of touch duplication.

The surprisingly high degree of touch duplication from the real right hand to the rubber left one in the experiment reported here could be explained by a partial engagement of the same bilateral somatosensory mechanism as in Petkova and Ehrsson's bilateral rubber hand illusion.

And so, finally, you can hear 360 degrees of his touch.

SAI afferents displayed a high degree of variability in touch-evoked firing and peripheral anatomy.

The degree of cooling while touching cold materials is dependent on the surface temperature, type of material, duration of contact, and several individual factors.

Sims and Cribb (who co-adapted the screenplay) invest plenty of thought into the characters and extrapolate from them an at times touching degree of heart and humour – particularly in the touch-and-go relationship between Rex and Polly.

To listen to McCain last week, and to do so while poring over his policy agenda, really does suggest the dangerous degree to which he's out-of-touch.

"He seems to me to encapsulate many of the virtues that Radio 4 should have: an ability to be serious about serious things but, when the occasion presents itself, show a degree of zest and lightness of touch and the occasional flash of stiletto".

For an indication of how out of touch the degree factories are with economic reality there's no need to pick on UCLA's course in queer musicology or Edith Cowan University's degree in "surf science".

We observed that all species tested in our analysis avoided the three different aversive stimuli with the exception of the nematode C. tripartitum, which showed a high degree of adaptation to nose touch.

We hypothesized a principle for determining the degree of friction perceived when touching a vibrating contactor by considering two cases.