In her view, the cross-talk between them in women, suggested by the wiring diagrams, helps explain their better memories, social adeptness and ability to multitask, all of which benefit from the hemispheres collaborating.
Technological adeptness, first of all.
His unusual adeptness for drawing began to manifest itself early, around the age of 10, when he became his father's pupil in A Coruña, where the family moved in 1891.
Shamans differ greatly in quality and in degree of expertise or adeptness.
Ironically, his adeptness at articulating his experiences would make it easier for any newcomer to take his legacy and improve it.
When the kids laud Sanders for being "logical" or "clever," they are speaking of the logic of his activism — his cause-and-direct-effect rationale for stepping in, his eagerness to revamp the entire system — more than his adeptness as a political strategist.
"I am not a regular reader, but I do have respect for their reach," she said, demonstrating the political adeptness that might be expected of one whose earliest memory is of being onstage when her father won his first congressional race, an event that happened to fall on her third birthday, prompting the crowd to sing to her.
He had two half-year internships at a London design firm, and his adeptness was embarrassingly evident: according to Clive Grinyer, who met him in that office, Ive was given some of the company's most important work.
But Phuntsok's adeptness at the craft speaks to the way in which he and Drolma have, perhaps, become more assimilated than they think, flawlessly adopting the signature affect of city slickers: conspicuous consumption.
Keeping track of the principals alone feels as though it requires the focused memory of someone who can play bridge at a Warren Buffett level of adeptness.
Simple cylinders, round bowls and rectilinear tables and chairs recall John Pawson or Donald Judd, but his objects are rescued from total minimalism by his adeptness with materials.
