We naively believed that here there are only gardens, that we can touch the ideal if only we work hard enough.
It didn't fall out that way at university for me or, I think, for many of my friends, but our studies still kept us in touch with the ideal.
He described Mr. Sawka as an "artist of the Communist diaspora" who never lost touch with an ideal notion — especially as seen from behind the Iron Curtain — of what the 1969 Woodstock music festival represented.
"In the case of tablets, we asked ourselves what would an ideal touch plus typing experience look like?
The bigger picture is that the Zenros Solar Touch panels are ideal for appliances or locations that have no electrical grid nearby.
Touch screens are ideal for motions one would usually make with a mouse on a computer, such as selecting or manipulating an image, but are less suited to typing, he says.
So you've started to whiff something a touch less than ideal?
And the iPad's touch screen is ideal for some disabled students, said Matthew Peskay, KIPP's director of technology and innovation.
Previous work has shown that the tap stimulus, a brief knock against the side of a Petri plate that is a nonlocalized version of the gentle touch response, is ideal for assessing habituation (Giles and Rankin 2009; Rankin et al. 1990).
In no way has President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo "completely lost touch" with the ideals that inspired the 1986 "people power" movement ("Dark Days for Philippine Democracy," editorial, April 5).
