For once the duo's production doesn't sound like a track's saving grace: the combination of their idiosyncratic funk and Kweli's verbal dexterity offers a glimpse of how good hip-hop can be.
Mr. Scorsese uses his considerable formal dexterity -- his intimate, comprehensive understanding of how sound and image work together to create meanings and moods -- to conjure a tingly atmosphere of uncertainty and dread.
He is the author of "Global Dexterity: How to Adapt Your Behavior Across Cultures without Losing Yourself in the Process" (Harvard Business Review Press).
Many problems, though, demand more dexterity, more sophisticated software and a deeper understanding of how a computer represents an image.
Before entering the time-capsule environment, the men were tested on various markers of aging such as grip strength, dexterity, and how well they could hear and see.
The tale of how she married his technical expertise to her own dexterity and persistence to discover radioactivity is thrillingly told here.
The key issues of how the kinematic characteristics in terms of workspace and dexterity vary with differences in the arrangement of actuators are investigated in detail.
His experience with the Cleveland organization was an example, he said, of how baseball has become too obsessed with power and speed at the expense of dexterity and guile.
This, as I said, is cute, and typical of the dexterity of Deutsch's mind, but it's hard to know how seriously to take it.
How indebted I am to the tact and dexterity of countless other caretakers.
