Microinteractions must feel swift, easy and human, keeping the user engaged without making them feel strained.
No matter what you think of Microsoft, using Windows XP on a new or very recent PC feels sure, swift and satisfying.
"Taking into account that there is a lopsided rise in the yen, I felt that swift measures were needed," Yoshihiko Noda, the finance minister, told reporters.
Between 1872 and 1926, it owned no stores, operating strictly on a mail-order -- not even phone-order -- basis in a time when mail order still felt breathtakingly swift and somehow adventuresome.
As she approached smiling, he lifted the lid to hear her screams and feel a swift slap to his arm as he laughed.
The performance begins with an opening montage about how people should "speak now" about how they feel, and Swift then raises from a cloud of smoke and sings "Drop everything now" before starting the actual song performance.
He had by then developed a "feel" for cometary orbits, and a comet seen in 1737 felt distinctly Swift-Tuttlish to him.
And while it is true that it all feels shinier and swifter than in the days before privatisation, that was after years of under investment.
The Lupo is slightly shorter than the Suzuki Swift but feels roomier inside.
Once or twice the play, with its rapid succession of short, swift scenes, feels as if it is demonstrating its points.
While he was still in Cape Town, his taste moved from Hopkins and Keats and Shakespeare to Pope, "the cruel precision of his phrasing," and, even better because wilder, Swift; he feels "fully in accord" with Pound and Eliot's attempt to bring into English "the astringency of the French".
