Sentence examples for because of dexterity from inspiring English sources

"But I always found it easy to draw," he said, "not because of dexterity, but because when I looked at a scene the relative size and spatial relationships of objects seemed obvious and related immediately to their representation on a flat sheet of paper".

Named for its inventor, Gordon Moore, a founder of Intel, Moore's law has continued to hold true because of the dexterity with which engineers have been able to inscribe smaller and smaller circuitry onto silicon computer chips.

Performing endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) by using standard endoscopy platforms is technically challenging because of the equipment's lack of dexterity.

I suppose maybe if you're turned on by abnormal skills of dexterity.

The more northerly groups also stressed exhibition of dexterity and costuming.

The problem is one of attitude, not of dexterity afoot.

The human hand is a marvel of dexterity.

Why this is noteworthy from an accessibility perspective is a matter of dexterity.

Government does not generally possess that kind of dexterity.

Purdue Pegboard Test[ 60, 61]: The Purdue Pegboard measures two types of dexterity; gross movement of the fingers, hands and arms, and fine fingertip dexterity.

It is a matter of dexterity and hand-eye coordination.