It is that tactile sensitivity that Sister Bianca hopes to bring out in her students.
Dr. Howe hopes to add fine tactile sensitivity to future robots' arsenals.
The blind, for instance, may develop special tactile sensitivity.
The tactile sensitivity of human skin is hard to re-create, especially over large, flexible surfaces.
Consider the ongoingproblem of tactile sensitivity, the elusivenessof feeling, those of us otherwise untouched touchedfor many dollars a gallon.
Concerns persist that double-gloving can compromise the dexterity and tactile sensitivity of the surgeon.
Consider the ongoing problem of tactile sensitivity, the elusiveness of feeling, those of us otherwise untouched touched for many dollars a gallon.
In addition to its evolutionary implications, the texture of the facial bones of the new taxon, and other derived tyrannosauroids, indicates a scaly integument with high tactile sensitivity.
The palms and undersides of the fingers are marked by creases and covered by ridges called palm prints and fingerprints, which function to improve tactile sensitivity and grip.
So too does primates' possession of specialized nerve endings (Meissner's corpuscles) in the hands and feet that increase tactile sensitivity.
It became clear that, in the context of his style of music, a good deal of the performer's tactile sensitivity was being unused.
