Sentence examples for tactile responsiveness from inspiring English sources
His feeling for nature is realized as a vivid optical intensity and his tactile responsiveness produced a generous painterly physicality.
Julia Raeside EXHIBITION Jean-Etienne Liotard (Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, Saturday to 13 September) In the 18th century, there were painters who achieved what photography would set out to do: capture the tactile responsiveness of reality and make it ultra-real.
Suicidal adolescents may have had a low tactile sensitivity and responsiveness and a low emotional investment in the body because of mental pain influenced by internal and external sources such as loss [ 46], wounding in earlier family life and poor interaction with the parents [ 47].
Touchscreens have improved on the devices, but they're nowhere near the responsiveness or tactile pleasure of clicking that button.
No significant increase in response to PRV was detected in grooming, cage crossing, or rearing in any treatment group or genetic background throughout the observation period, suggesting that the role of mast cells in pelvic pain is not due to generalized alterations in behavior that might be manifested as enhanced responsiveness to pelvic tactile stimuli.
Brain scans (FMRI) illustrated that participants' visual cortex responsiveness was heightened to auditory and tactile sensory input after only five days of blindfolding for over an hour each time.
As a result of the independence of peripheral and central pathways, habituation by repeated tactile stimulation of one pathway does not affect the responsiveness of the other pathway.
Sedation was assessed on a five-point scale (0 = alert, 1 = arouses to voice, 2 = arouses with gentle tactile stimulation, 3 = arouses with vigorous tactile stimulation, and 4 = lack of responsiveness) [ 8] and orientation, with a three-point scale (0 = none, 1 = orientation in either time or place, and 2 = orientation in both) [ 4].
It has been reported that bees may differ with respect to their responsiveness to sucrose solution [9], and that such responsiveness may influence how well a bee can learn and remember tactile stimuli [10].
