Sentence examples for feel characteristics from inspiring English sources

The five feel characteristics investigated, 'pleasantness', 'hardness', 'solidity'livelinessess' and perceived vibration level, were found to be strongly correlated; shots that were regarded as having a pleasant feel were also rated as having felt solid, lively, soft and with little vibration perceived.

The result is a thicker aquafaba that will add more of the silky mouth feel characteristic of egg white drinks.

The current crop mostly has the made-up-on-the-spot feel characteristic of so much Web comedy — roll the camera, find two or three laughs, and it's on to the next episode.

An active stick which has variable force-feel characteristics is developed.

And that, too, feels characteristic of a city whose diffidence sets it apart.

They feel like natural partners to me, sharing both a colour and some flavour characteristics.

This dusty, bygone feel is characteristic of Ward's solo work, but is evident in Deschanel's acting career too, in which her appeal has always been left-of-centre, all deadpan smarts and the kind of intelligent, old-fashioned beauty that is rare to the screen.

In fact, Vasquez prefers to enjoy his straight, as he feels its characteristics can be wasted in a cocktail.

They can wriggle out of their eggs and into the water up to 30% prematurely if they feel the characteristic vibrations of a snake attack.

If you have upped your training routine, returned to exercise after some time off or given a new activity a go, the chances are you have felt the characteristic ache of delayed onset muscle soreness (Doms).

He felt the characteristic of the sound was representative of his state of mind.