Sentence examples for tactile dimension from inspiring English sources

This tactile dimension might also let Robonaut learn what jobs should feel like, Ambrose says.

It is meant to suggest the back of the eyelid, what might be seen if the eye could regard its cover when closed, leaving the body's tactile dimension to function unimpeded by vision.

Subverting the cool Minimalism of Carl Andre's floor sculpture, Ms. Weinstock adds a tactile dimension by inviting viewers to walk barefoot on the pliable rubber surface -- through which, here and there, the pantyhose protrude.

The implication was that adding the tactile dimension would make everything else seem primitive by comparison.

Maybe these composers should be called Texturalists, because in every case these works were most striking for the lively play of contrasting colors, tempos and dynamics that gave them a tactile sense of dimension.

Stressing these dimensions of tactile and dexterous underpinnings, Monteiro makes a strong argument for the political dimensions of embodied labor and physicality that infuse our contemporary relationship with electronic devices.

Surface interest Intriguing tactile surfaces give a third dimension to autumn fashion.

Second, the spatial dimensions of the tactile symbols (3.2 mm radius, 0.18 mm relief) were in the range of easily detectable spatial stimuli, even for individuals advanced in age [ 23].

Together, the two provide a crucial combination — sensing and feedback — which allows for a new dimension of interaction through tactile pressure.

For many the payoff is creating an enduring "object" with physical dimension, weight and a tactile appeal that is increasingly absent in the immaterial, digital world.

Clearly, the aim is to compete more closely with Lego Dimensions and its more creative, tactile approach to the genre, afforded by the use of actual Lego bricks.