Her seasonal offering is a funny, festive little shebang that shows off her musical dexterity and precise ability to mimic the big-belters of Broadway and beyond.
Failing this knowledge, the next best thing to aim for is to combine the superior results of time-honoured open procedures like a Cohen reimplantation or Lich-Gregoir operation with the much sought after minimal invasiveness of laparoscopy, possibly with the added ultra-precise tissue handling and dexterity of robotic surgery.
He views Meissonier's salon-art through a modern lens, as a kind of comical psychosis: "... the trademark dexterity of brush, the microscopically precise details, the rigorously anatomical and exquisitely choreographed movements of horses and riders.
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GamePro rated both the controls and fun factor a 4.5 out of 5, and mentioned though the controls were very intuitive and precise, "they require a lot of brainwork and dexterity".
The region was chiefly known for mining, but it was also famous for basket-weaving, and the dexterity required for that was used to make precise ticking things.
The labor, though humdrum, required great dexterity and care: smoothing gritty chemicals into paste, drawing precise dosages of toxins into saline solutions and, in the end, creating medications from scratch.
Products "upcycled" from the scrap heap typically conjure up images of sloppy welds and suspect dexterity – until, that is, you see how craftsmen can build precise, one-of-a-kind bicycles from old car parts.
Prof Ward, professor of pathology and anatomical sciences at the University of Missouri, Columbia, said: "The styloid process reflects an increased dexterity that allowed early human species to use powerful yet precise grips when manipulating objects.
In the razzle-dazzle role of the suspects, Mr. Blumenkrantz whizzes from character to character with head-spinning dexterity, differentiating most only through a capacious grab bag of silly accents and precise, persona-defining gestures.
