Sentence examples for later touch from inspiring English sources

The venerable Western Electric 500 telephone — you know, the boxy one with the slanted face for the dial or, later, touch pad — was developed in 1949 and remained one of the most popular models through the 1980s.

For touch analyses, peri-contact time histograms of spikes (PCTHs), aligned to either first touch or later touch onset, were constructed.

Paul Hendrickson, a former reporter for The Washington Post, is correct when he says in "Sons of Mississippi" that "every Mississippi story sooner or later touches this one".

Even Bartok's Sixth Quartet, the most overtly complex work here, begins with a tart, melancholy, unaccompanied viola line and later touches on the rhythms of Hungarian folk music.

The spectacular in-flight test appeared to go perfectly and was immediately declared a success as the New Shepard rocket booster and capsule separated high in the sky and later touched down one after the other, undamaged.

Edna broke the story of an attempted coverup involving a black insurance man named Arthur McDuffie, who died as a result of injuries suffered in an encounter with some Metro-Dade policemen — policemen whose acquittal on manslaughter charges some months later touched off three nights of rioting in Miami's black community.

The craft later touched down to grab samples.

But those hydrocarbon seas were nowhere to be seen on Cassini's arrival, and Cassini's Huygens lander later touched down on methane-damp water ice rather than splashing into a frigid pool.

Three-dimensional (3D) modeling was used to generate the vehicle sprites, which were later touched up on the pixel level with color.

The central section is written in A major, and presents a choral melody over an animated accompaniment; it later touches upon B-flat major, the sonata's home key.

Later touches within a series, during which slip-offs were more commonly seen, produced smaller responses (Ahissar et al., 2001).