Sentence examples for touching event from inspiring English sources

I also left a little sad, wondering if the touching event would have gathered the same attention if it had not been for Mr. Costner's presence.

Hayley Butler of Jam! gave the final episode of the series a mixed review, saying it "was full of tear-jerking moments" and "the only episode not full of stupid jokes, childish behaviour and Britney's thoughts on life", commenting that Spears and Federline wedding scenes "looked to be a very emotional and touching event".

For each touching event, there are bidirectional flows of MRSA to and from the two contacting surfaces.

We always used the same total trajectory length (that is, we did not stop the trajectory after a touching event had happened) and were giving maximum reward several times, if the trajectory stayed in the volume of the object for several steps.

Its working pressure covers the human perception range due to interaction with touching events.

Participants could identify the patient by swiping their personal identification card and touching events on the digital whiteboard, after which the name of the patient would appear.

Event listeners are set up for common mouse and touch events (mouse down, mouse up, mouse move, and mouse wheel).

The software also logged the trial length, the cursor position and orientation, touch events on the smartphone, and other relevant metrics.

This allows developers to profile CPU, memory and network activity for their apps and see the details for all of these on a timeline that is automatically mapped to touch events, key presses and other events in the applications.

The beta channel for desktop and Android now allows developers to debug their apps using an improved viewport emulation to model mobile devices, screens and touch events as well as screencast-enabled remote debugging.

Pathogens contaminate surfaces through large volume surface soaking (e.g. spills) or micro-droplet aspirations (e.g. sneezes) and are transferred subsequently to healthcare workers' hands and other objects (e.g. touch events) [ 12- 14].