"What we like about this glove is that it's water resistant and padded just enough to allow the rider to maintain good dexterity while gripping the handlebars".
This orthopedic company, says Dedio, focuses on the "vanity and vitality" of an aging population that will shell out for treatments to maintain mobility and dexterity.
"Obviously, there's some sort of psychological thing going on that I don't quite understand," he said, emerging from a Dunkin' Donuts on 181st Street with a cup of hot coffee — essential, in cold weather, for maintaining the manual dexterity necessary to record his route.
We have become a country of consumers who increasingly don't have the dexterity to build, maintain or repair the technical world that surrounds us.
This may be explained by the regular practice required to maintain a high degree of dexterity and fibreoptic competence.
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.
But rather than hands, they still have lobster-like claws called prehensors; the dexterity and freedom of movement of the human hand has been impossible to maintain under the enormous pressures of the deep.
The manual dexterity of many individuals, however, is not very efficient and good oral hygiene is difficult to maintain.
Gerhaher's verbal dexterity slips a bit in English, though Haydn's Sailor's Song, with its big statement that "Tis Britain's glory we maintain", brought spontaneous applause from the audience.
Maintain, maintain, maintain.
