"The need for physical contact, warmth and touching perhaps reaches a peak in this age of loneliness, decreased self-esteem and poor health".
Yui will offer up different feedback to try to guide a driver back to a preferred state, and it can employ various types of feedback to help trigger this, including different sights (cabin lights, for instance), sounds (piped through the vehicle's stereo), touch (warmth via the steering wheel, perhaps) and even smell using scent emitters.
"Facilities are also important, but the personal touch, warmth and tenderness, is more important" (P.7).
Sensory neurons in the dorsal root ganglia (DRG) mediate somatic sensations such as touch, warmth, cold and pain and can be classified as mechanoreceptors, thermoreceptors and nociceptors (Lewin and Moshourab, 2004).
He held his hands close enough to touch the warmth of the gold, for the gold to touch him.
Dramatically as well as musically Ms. O'Hara's performance was touched with warmth, humor, spirit and true delicacy of feeling.
You could almost touch that warmth, and when he thought of the cold weather outside he didn't want to go out at all.
Every line, every character, everything in the books: all is touched with warmth, affection, humour and a proper understanding of the real lives of ordinary folk living in a city that isn't London.
Reviewing a performance at Michael's Pub in Manhattan, Stephen Holden of The New York Times said of her: "Her special strength is an ability to infuse everything she touches with warmth, intelligence and a subtly swinging energy that make her interpretations of standards models of balance and clarity.
