Sentence examples for touch times from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't touch Times New Roman or anything that looks as if it has already been printed.

Touch times could be reliably and precisely decoded by pooling activity from a handful of L4 neurons (Panzeri et al., 2014).

Also available is an image of the cancellation task with all cancellation markings that a participant made (i.e., as the participant saw the task upon finishing), and a text file of all raw click (or touch) times and coordinates.

He gave reporters a touch time.

In fact, it seems odd to say that we see, hear or touch time passing.

"Touch time" — that is, human hands assembling the computer — is now down to four or five minutes.

"We have to spend a lot of touch time with customers," he adds, "to educate them in a more proactive manner".

I remember the doctor telling us that the baby would need "skin touch" time.

Heatmap of touch time decoding RMS error with respect to both population size and temporal position of analysis window.

I felt as if I were touching time itself and all the powers of nature that brought that place into being.

They loop around the £105m venue, coming within touching time of the world record to qualify in second place.