direct contact

Can I make direct contact with other children on the site?

"Are those the only two in direct contact with her?"

The rest of him was in direct contact with the lake.

This included staff and others who might not come into direct contact with patients.

And she could so control it only by direct contact.

We're inside, in direct contact with whatever the body's doing.

"We could drop in on them and make a more direct contact."

These individuals come into direct contact with those students who require special services.

They do not have direct contact with the individual consumer.

But many have not given up on more direct contacts.

Officials have traced the human infections to direct contact with birds.

In extreme cases oil whirl leads to direct contact between the journal and the bearing, which quickly wears out the bearing.

Much of the spread among household contacts was traced to direct contact with blood, vomitus or stool.

Those cases were traced chiefly to direct contact with sick birds.

This is due to direct contact of the bridge to the guitar's body.

Where, then, was the bridge that crossed over from these moments to direct mental contact?

Four to six weeks prior to admission, the patient had awakened due to direct contact with a live bat in his bedroom.

Dermatitis: Inflammation of the skin, either due to direct contact with an irritating substance or to an allergic reaction.

Farmers are most affected due to direct contact.

Still, Lisele waited a few moments before switching to direct contact.