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It's a feat of coordination and contrast that could kill a chameleon, but Lee pulls it off with conviction.
He is clearly not making music with the instrument, but his performance is a feat of coordination in its own right.
Do-it-yourself to the extreme, the tour was a feat of coordination, with 28 shows in 25 cities in 27 days, and as many as four bands, three comedians and an art collective traveling together.
It was a masterful feat of coordination that only a true Superwoman of shopping would undertake, I told myself smugly as I pulled into the driveway at 9 14, stepped from the car and noticed that my pants were inside out.
Regardless of the merits of this comment, it made Rohde's escape more likely, and was a downright impressive feat of coordination by all parties involved.
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His arrangements often call for grueling feats of coordination and stamina.
Now intelligent robotic arms perform dazzling movements and expert feats of coordination, getting everything from frozen fish chunks to cookies swiftly into their packaging.
There is no serious doubt that, by comparison to other non-eusocial animals —including our nearest relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos humans achieve prodigious feats of coordination (see Section 4) (Tomasello et al. 2004).
Then there is "Grand Theft Ovid," an impressive feat of engineering, coordination and storytelling in which the performers are children themselves.
These oscillations, called gamma waves, are created by neurons' firing on and off at the same time — a feat of neural coordination a bit like getting strangers in one section of a stadium to start clapping in unison, thereby sending a signal that induces people on the other side of the stadium to clap along.
One solution to this paradox is a concurrent, worldwide conversion to inactivated polio vaccine (Heinsbroek and Ruitenberg 2010; Minor 2009), which would require an unprecedented feat of global coordination.
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