Sentence examples for marked touch from inspiring English sources
Refreshingly, though the center-stack screen mimics that of a smartphone, the climate controls function like climate controls, with clearly marked touch areas that regulate temperature, fan speed and ventilation modes.
O'Hara's sarky quotation marks touch on another problem: diction.
Likewise, Mr. Cerrudo threads deft, mysterious arm gestures throughout his easy, generous choreography, which is also marked by touches of humor and muscular but nonshowy partnering.
Results of the third experiment also support the primary importance of social cueing because in another object-choice task, individuals preferred to choose the 'socially marked' container (touching, gaze alternation) to the remotely moved one when they had no visual information about the location of the toy.
As before the subject was asked to indicate any anomalous areas of the display by marking the touch screen as above.
The markets, one and all were swamped, prices slumped heavily, recovered slightly, then began a sullen, persistent decline that held on to the very end, so that the closing quotations were not only from three to seventeen points below yesterday's, but also were the lowest mark touched during the entire day.
They suggest that the lower incidence of mark touching by gorillas may be due to avoidance of socially-significant direct eye contact.
Although it is typically reported that chimpanzees consistently "pass" the mirror-mark test, a survey of the scientific literature by Shumaker & Swartz (2002) indicates that of 163 chimpanzees tested, only 73 showed mark-touching behavior (although there was considerable variation in the age and mirror experience among these animals).
The most important control is marked "Do Not Touch".
Saturday's resolution also was marked by a touch of legislative sleight-of-hand.
Since then the last emperor of Ethiopia's bones have remained in a box marked "Do Not Touch" while the current government argued with his descendants over what to do.
