The limited research available points to a set of academic language skills worth exploring in adolescent writing (e.g., skills in lexical precision, text connectivity, writer's viewpoint).
They are replicas of radiolarians and marine amoebas, made with great skill and precision in the late 1800s in the German workshop of Leopold Blaschka and his son, Rudolf.
The game has all kinds of obstacles waiting to kill your character in each of its short, quick levels, and requires a lot of skill and precision in its controls to get past them all. . 17.
You also expect skill and precision in the orchestration of large-scale action sequences, and there are enough of those in "Robin Hood" to keep you alert and fitfully engaged.
The art here is not just the horse's skill and precision in executing these movements, but the rider's ability to instruct solely through the subtle use of reins and leg pressure.
It's the standard bearer of quality food in Wimbledon!" Jane's secret ingredient is, he insists, "love", which may sound all the more hokey if you've seen MasterChef: The Professionals, a series that insists above all on precision and skill in the kitchen.
With skill and precision, trained workers in a pristine and modern facility diligently assemble computer tablets for national and overseas markets.
I want to execute my projects with skills and precision in hopes of maintaining the standards of excellence set forth by IBEW/local# 3. Are you in a union?
The validity of motion analysis to assess surgical skills in terms of precision and economy of movement has been shown within the laparoscopy literature [ 44, 45].
Between the two extremes are the Haida carvers, whose work, often less strongly painted than Kwakiutl work, is marked by precision of design, skill in execution, and strength of expression.
