Our result mirrors an increased ability for patients with traumatic hand injury to master challenges in daily life caused by cold exposure.
Leigh, known for her thorough research of every part she plays, grabbed every tape of Parker's voice she could get her hands on to master her character's intonation.
On the one hand, children need to master the structural aspects of their language phonology and syntax.
Subduing your urge to get what you want is not as important as fitting in with the business at hand you need to master.
He shows how the new laparoscopic technology challenged surgeons to rethink their approaches to surgery, to relearn basic hand-eye coordination, to master complex machinery, and to shift from individualistic to team-based work strategies.
The art of compressing, on the other hand, is extremely hard to master, and Hanson seems to have lost it.
You can't just throw a tablet in your kids hands and expect them to master phonics.
If an argument is getting out of hand or you cannot seem to master the breathing technique, walk out of the room.
'I've been trying to do a pig noise for a very long time,' he says, 'and I can't seem to master it.' For him, the gold standard in this field is Gérard Depardieu's splendid porcine snort in the movie Green Card.
