Both require manual dexterity and practice.
For his part, Mr. Tan said the key to his dexterity is practice; he estimated that he sends 1,300 to 1,500 text messages each month.
"It takes time and practice and dexterity," Maria Shust, the museum's director, said.
On the other hand, they require a lot of practice and dexterity to become proficient.
(Probe: vision problems, dexterity, mobility, polypharmacy, exercise).
To develop the manual dexterity of a surgeon, he practiced tying knots and cutting pictures out of magazines with each hand.
Hand-stitching dozens of diamond shapes in black chiffon for an evening dress, for example, calls for patience, good eyesight and a manual dexterity that comes only with much practice.
Dexter ™is a nonanatomical, endoscopic dexterity training system designed to encourage practice and help establish and maintain a state of procedural readiness, even if clinical exposure to difficult airway situations is sporadic.
Typically, they would be completed by the patient independently (for example, practicing a peg board activity to work on finger dexterity – Patient 3) or with support (for example, supervised practice using the bus – Patient 1).
A 1900 book on the phonograph recommended "a few days to learn everything about it and only a few weeks' practice to acquire all the dexterity in its use".
