Sentence examples similar to invasive touch from inspiring English sources

His assaults on Rose began with forcible kisses, and escalated to increasingly invasive touching and groping.

The AlcoSense device is described as "a 100% non-invasive, touch based measurement" which uses near infra-red to measure alcohol intoxication "without breath or body fluids".

Footprints are visualized with high spatial and temporal resolution by a non-invasive optical touch sensor coupled to high-speed imaging.

When they say it's only the shoulders, how do they know?" Dr. Anne H. Meltzer, a psychologist who specializes in child sexual abuse with offices in Manhattan and Westchester, said it was common for sexual predators to desensitize their victims by beginning with "more benign contact" and progressing to "more invasive kinds of touching behaviors".

But if invasive outsiders and provocateurs touch us even slightly, we will not be forgiving in the least and sternly answer with a merciless, holy war of justice," said Kim, who wore thick black-rimmed glasses that continued his efforts to mimic the style favored by his late grandfather, beloved national founder Kim Il Sung.

Although a needle in the back is invasive, it does not touch the spinal cord, and it does not have the side effects that they sometimes imagine".

The authors' treatment concept for isthmic spondylolisthesis is one-stage anterior reduction and posterior stabilization with minimally invasive surgical procedure without touching the spinal thecal sac and nerve.

Acupuncture has many qualities that maximise placebo effects: it involves touch and is invasive and, psychologically, is attached to the mysticism of the east".

On the other hand, conventional techniques to identify the sex of ostriches present significant problems: the animals may suffer stress, since they are subjected to invasive procedures such as endoscopy and cloaca touch.

The scenes with the family are inviting and a touch eccentric, especially in the almost invasive close-up shots of Hanna's downy face when she kisses another girl (Jessica Barden).

Qualitative data gathered as part of a PICU intervention study were analysed to explore mothers' experiences using a Touch and Talk intervention to comfort their children during invasive procedures.