Sentence examples for touching number from inspiring English sources

Tara Crichlow is funny as a hyper-enthusiastic radio show caller and Savina Vega (Buttafly) stands out in a touching number about the surprising humanity of parents.

Mr. Ebert wrote that a "touching number of viewers offered to send us money directly," and that a Kickstarter fund-raising campaign was being considered.

There is a touching number sung by John-Andrew Morrison, who also directed, as one of the first 11 slaves brought here by the Dutch.

In the setting of the device, circled numbers were laid out fixed on the liquid crystal display screen, and the touched number was immediately deleted and a new one added each time a subject touched a number.

Medieval Christian theologians asked the question, "Does God exist?" in a similar sense to the philosophical question about mathematics, "Do numbers exist?" We cannot see or touch God, but neither can we see or touch numbers, which are essentially abstract concepts inspired by our sensory experience.

The result is statistics that previously were unavailable, like individual player touches, number of passes and to whom, and number of balls won and lost.

(e-f) Touch adaptation in function of touch number.

Right, average spikes per touch for a binned range of touch property (10 bins with equal number of touches) (black line), 95% confidence interval (grey line).

"It's not even touching the numbers," said Mr. Garziano.

This verb was generalized, as linguists like Sol Steinmetz say, into touching the numbers on a touch-tone phone that has no dial.

The following parameters are included in the calculation: Number of joints tender to touch (TEN), Number of swollen joints (SW), Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), patient assessment of disease activity [ 47]. 4).