But intimate venues such as the smooth'n'cool Big Chill Bar provide the best places to appreciate the duo's unique mix of technical dexterity and dancefloor pulse-awareness.
Finally, the new measure contact time (of the fingers with the first pellet) focuses on finger dexterity, a characteristic unique to primates (see Lemon & Griffiths, 2005; Lemon, 2008 for review), by assessing the retrieval time itself without taking into account the less controlled inter-pellet time interval.
I got that bulky machine home one balmy late summer night in 2006, and set it up with that unique sense of new-console wonder, dexterity and urgency, poking my nose into every nook and cranny of my overly packaged purchase.
I got that bulky machine home one balmy late summer night in 2006, and I set it up with that unique sense of new-console wonder, dexterity, and urgency, poking my nose into every nook and cranny of my overly packaged purchase.
Hence, mixt dyspraxia is characterized by the presence of disorders specific of VSC or IM dyspraxia, but further includes unique comorbidities such as problem in coordinating upper and lower limbs, poorer manual dexterity or synkinesia which could be specific markers of developmental coordination disorder.
The health status classification system consists of eight attributes (vision, hearing, speech, ambulation, dexterity, emotion, cognition, and pain/discomfort), each with five to six levels, and describes 972 000 unique health states.
Pediatric laparoscopy poses unique training challenges owing to smaller workspaces, finer sutures used, and potentially more delicate tissues that require increased surgical dexterity when compared with adult analogs.
They had better manual dexterity.
Tesfamariam's dexterity is prodigious.
"But he also has this physical dexterity.
