Sentence examples for a dexterity to from inspiring English sources

"But there's a dexterity to the storytelling that comes from perspectives on either side of that divide, as the story progresses, and I've been really pleased to see the audiences and the critical faculties engaging with that.

"It's Not Me, It's You still celebrates Lily's supreme pop artistry but this time there's a depth and a dexterity to many of the songs that moves her even further ahead of her contemporaries; if Alan Bennett were to be channelled into the body of a 23-year-old female pop star then these songs might be the lyrical result".

Christopher Taylor, the superb soloist, brought a deep focus and ease to the outer movements' ebb and flow and a fierce dexterity to the middle section, "Edgy," a bustling workout that recalled music by Prokofiev and Raymond Scott.

A growth hacker has a vibrant mental dexterity to think of new ways to acquire and loop in users.

The design objective included the time needed to perform a collision-free motion from an initial position to the target position as well as a dexterity measure to allow for motion corrections in the neighborhood of the fruits.

Wisdom, who has died aged 95, was almost the last in a great tradition of knockabout, slapstick clowns, a performer who relied less on words than on an acrobatic physical dexterity to gain his laughs.

To give dexterity to a robot, teaching motion is a good candidate.

Part of being a professional pitcher is having the dexterity to keep a base runner honest, and to capitalize on them when they aren't.

Because standard game controllers require a significant level of dexterity to manipulate, the devices can be limiting to people without perfect control of their hands.

The classic desktop mode is cramped and festooned with tiny icons that require a fair amount of dexterity to poke at accurately.

The researchers must still perfect the technology to automatically control these sensors but when they do, a robot wearing the glove could have the dexterity to hold an egg between thumb and forefinger without smashing it or letting it slip.