SJ Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Professor of English Randall Jarrell blends literary dexterity and professional experience to dazzling effect in his campus novel.
This handset is one of those designed for older people with limited manual dexterity and no experience with mobile phone technology.
GameSpy called the game "the ideal video game gateway drug" because of its accessibility to a wide variety of people, lack of requirements for special physical dexterity or experience, and regular reward system to motivate the player.
At the present time, highly skilled retinal surgeons complete basic microsurgical objectives by employing high levels of concentration, dexterity and fine motor control, bringing years of training and experience to bear on the defined motor task.
Other problems experienced were reduced dexterity and numbness in situations such as buttoning up a shirt or holding a pen and writing.
We substantiate our view with recent evidence that building by birds involves changes in dexterity, is experience-dependent and involves activity in, at least, motor, reward and social network brain regions as well as in the cerebellum.
Magic is imagination working together with dexterity to persuade experience how limited its experience really is, the heart working with the fingers to remind the head how little it knows.
Although Gershwin's burgeoning creativity was hampered by his three-year stint in "plugger's purgatory" (as Gershwin biographer Isaac Goldberg termed it), it was nevertheless an experience that greatly improved his dexterity and increased his skills at improvisation and transposing.
In the textile industry, manual dexterity and alert response proved to be more valuable than experience; this led to the use of more-inexpensive woman and child labour in the early mills.
Some of the potential nonauditory predictors of success with amplification listed in the above document are the same as those that our panelists suggested might be important for the decision to fit hearing aids including motivation, realistic patient expectations, manual dexterity, cognition, prior experience with amplification, and visual acuity.
