Sentence examples for touch balance from inspiring English sources

Yet there is something here that has a lot to do with sculpture, with touch, balance and physical coordination.

It was a textbook finish, except that one cannot find such immaculate vision and touch, balance and timing, in any book.

Usually these sensory streams, which include vision, touch, balance and the sense of where one's body is positioned in space, work together seamlessly, Dr. Botvinick said.

There are four main modalities: the light senses (photoreception; i.e., vision), the mechanical senses (mechanoreception; i.e., touch, balance, and hearing), the chemical senses (chemoreception; i.e., taste and smell), and the electric sense (electroreception) of certain fish.

Measuring 93cm, it is a fully fledged humanoid "child" robot equipped with sophisticated motor skills and sense abilities, including vision, sound, touch, balance and proprioception – the ability to sense the position of its arms and body in space.

He had touch, balance, vision and just this wonderful aura ... ...... Rangers manager Willie Waddell said, "Jim was the finest left half ever produced by Rangers".

The pantomimes of business in the kitchens of the play's two households provide some nice moments, and the final act, which takes place in the graveyard among the dead, finds the touching balance between eeriness and resignation.

In a weird touch, balanced between derision and awe, both brothers are played by the dazzlingly handsome Armie Hammer.

In all these cases, no significant toxicity, except stomach irritation and general CNS depressant signs (reduced alertness and locomotion and diminished response to touch and balance) was observed.

As you can see in the chart below, the last time the bull/bear lines touched (indicating an equal balance of bullish and bearish sentiment) was near the 2006 market bottom.

Loss of balance included removal of one hand from the hip, touching the balance pad or floor with the non-weight-bearing foot, movement of the weight-bearing foot from its original position on the balance pad, movement of the balance pad from its original position during the balance test, or when eyes were opened [ 24].