He is a shadow of the player who scored that wonderfully dexterous try in the monsoon against Argentina 15 months ago. |
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To build with any efficiency and skill, the colonial craftsperson needed a dexterous hand when wielding both kinds of axes. |
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The patient should be mentally alert, manually dexterous, and have sterile urine. |
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The captives on the rock were at last rescued by the islanders, who are the most dexterous cragsmen in those parts. |
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Occasional slow-motion replays highlight particularly dexterous handling of cooking pans or ingredients, for example. |
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Clearly Sermon's work does not include a dexterous robotic arm, a standard device of telerobotics. |
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A sense of fear and threat of the unknown are conjured up with a dexterous use of language and word play. |
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They use their sensitive, dexterous forepaws to locate prey, such as worms, in mud. |
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The door to his trailer opened suddenly to admit a dexterous middle-aged woman. |
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Where his dexterous playing and effortless meter manipulation often buoyed the band's corybantic compositions, here, he's sadly mollified. |
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After dexterous moves with the coffee machine, pots and cups, the Espresso is ready for tasting and then on to the other brews. |
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He was not only a very dexterous thief, but was notorious for his boldness and hardihood, and for the number of his previous convictions. |
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With dexterous fingers, and uncanny two-facedness, he had secured my vote. |
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He has proven himself a prodigious master of the qanun, an 81-string Arabic zither, his dexterous plucking unlocking the instrument's potential to scintillate and shine. |
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In all her camera-ready conversations, it is her dexterous intelligence that keeps it all carefully balanced. |
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But with a quick, dexterous motion, Rosekiller hurled the knife at Ariana. |
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The Devas of Vibration ensure influx of life force and also a dexterous functioning of the five senses, sensations and the mind. |
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You'll need good eye and dexterous fingers, as you race to create as many wacky structures as you can in the time allowed, But watch out! |
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When digging and cutting deep into your own skin, you want to use the most dexterous and sensitive finger you can. |
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Thanks to smarter and more dexterous robots, some lights-out manufacturing is now possible. |
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Canadarm used in conjunction with a magnetic end effector to demonstrate dexterous manipulation tasks. |
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Further into the future, a clever robot that is dexterous enough to unearth and carry away landmines may well be developed. |
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Green crabs are quicker, more dexterous, and can open shells more easily than other crab species. |
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It is brimming with fresh insights and dexterous connections, many of which will generate further development in their own right. |
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Initially, she was a sub-contractor with MD Robotics in Brampton, Ontario, a company that, at the time, was developing the special purpose dexterous manipulator, which is a two-fingered robotic hand. |
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Dextre is a large two-armed robot with dexterous end-effectors that can be easily attached to either end of Canadarm2, or can ride independently on the Mobile Base System on the International Space Station. |
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With a monochord tone, the insistent voice of singer-producer Paul Van Haver delivers dexterous lyrics that hit the spot with their striking realism. |
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Where other period dramas seem to spend less and less time actually accepting they're set in the past, Ripper's characters sound like Victorians, albeit profoundly poetic and imaginatively dexterous ones. |
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The more mellifluous the singer, the more dexterous the harpist, the more mates he attracts. In this section Messengers in the modern world Why music? |
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And as they become cleverer and more dexterous, they are starting to move from factories to offices and homes. A robot is defined not by its appearance, but by how it is controlled. |
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His Royal Highness took the trowel, and with a few dexterous strokes levelled the mortar, previously roughly spread. The stone was then lowered under the direction of Mr. Hodges' foreman. |
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Conversely, persons who were more self-absorbed as children, who were verbally dexterous, sensitive and displayed a keener sense of reality, tended to have fewer drink-related problems during later life. |
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A very shrewd disputant in those points is dexterous in puzzling others, if they be not thoroughpaced speculators in those great theories. |
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It is messy enough to be fork-food for all but the most dexterous eater. |
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It's about as dexterous as driving through an automated car wash, rather than spending a Sunday morning polishing away with a new chammy leather. |
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Through short stories infiltrating quotidian life, Pawar employs dexterous language to investigate social injustices, familial relationships, and the realm of morality. |
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