Sentence examples for finger affect from inspiring English sources

Not only can the Continuum keyboard produce microtones — the notes in between the keys of a piano — but it is so sensitive to the touch that tiny changes in position, pressure or vibrato of the player's finger affect timbre and volume.

Since your body conducts electricity, prodding the smartphone screen with your finger affects the electrostatic field at that point.

I want it to show.'" In a paper for the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, How extending your middle finger affects your perception of others: Learned movements influence concept accessibility, University of Michigan psychologists Jesse Chandler and Norbert Schwarz test the idea that extending the middle finger can make other people seem more hostile.

It can be seen that the potential gradually decreases in the vicinity, which means that the broken finger affects not only the area beneath it but also the nearby region.

664 hands had at least one finger affected with 3°, 497 hands with stage 2 followed by stage 4 with 351 hands and at least 288 hands with stage 1.

For reasons that are not clear, trigger finger affects more women than men.

The nailfolds of all fingers except the thumbs and fingers affected by recent local trauma were examined in each patient.

Fingers affected were: 5th finger in 20 cases for the FSC group and 25 for the CCH group, 4th finger in 21 and 17 respectively, 3rd finger in 4 and 1, and in the FSC group, one 2nd finger and two 1st fingers were also treated.

This implies that a patient with both MCP and PIP joints of 2 fingers affected (which is not unusual in clinical practice) would require at least 4 0.58-mg injections given in 4 sessions at 1-month intervals, and additional sessions in case of inadequate correction.

Chen et al. (2011) conducted a comparative effectiveness study of 3 alternative methods for treatment of DC; they used the SG technique to elicit DC-procedure- related preferences for a dominant hand with only the little and ring only the little and ring fingers affected.

White, who was wearing a splint, said he did not think the finger would affect his grip.