The Japanese are often said to abide faithfully by the rules of the "group" and to be adept at forming cooperative systems in the face of great adversity.
My feet aren't nearly as adept at forming those dance patterns as everyone else's in the room, but several people offer to teach me the basics.
Ventricular assist devices improve hemodynamics in patients with heart failure, but like most implantable medical devices, they are prone to infection; organisms that are adept at forming biofilm cause most of these.
"She has been key in the museum's growing success over the years and has been especially adept at forming substantive partnerships in New York, in Washington, across the nation and, indeed, around the world," the Smithsonian secretary, Wayne Clough, said in announcing the appointment.
But over the last decade, researchers have realized that cartilage cells from the nose are adept at forming new tissue that can hold up to the mechanical stress of the knee joint.
The female mind is hardwired to pick up nuances in spoken language and non-verbals like facial expressions, tone voice and body language, which is why many women are so adept at forming interpersonal connections.
Some mobile children become adept at forming casual friendships, a skill that works well in middle childhood, but causes trouble in adolescence when friends require greater intimacy.
Tito is adept in a form of systema that encompasses tradecraft, a variant of free running, and the Santería religion.
To expert Israeli eyes, the British troops, with their experience in Northern Ireland, appear more adept at this form of conflict than the Americans.
It's a story about motherhood, trauma and the quest for power, told through dance, an art form adept at marrying sensuality and violence.
This tree-based foraging appears to alters these individuals' feet, ankles and legs to be much more adept at this form of locomotion.
