For the chop: Rekha, a former fine-art student, whose technical skills don't match her imagination.
"A dynamite dribbler, whose technical brilliance was in vain," wrote Nord Éclair.
American civil engineer and architect whose technical innovations were of primary importance in the development of the skyscraper.
Les Paul, the legendary guitarist and inventor whose technical innovations were fundamental to the birth of rock'n'roll, died today.
Critics carp that the Coens seem to be master machinists whose technical expertise disguises any heart or emotion.
Weber's quintet is a showcase for clarinet, a virtuoso mini-concerto whose technical demands Mr. Shifrin ably navigated, with elegant and gracious support from the strings.
Unlike many brass players, whose technical abilities fade as age takes its toll on their embouchure, his virtuosity remained intact well into his eighties.
And that, believe me, is the Cliffs Notes version of a car whose technical intricacies could make Stephen Hawking break out in a sweat.
Mr. Hubbe, limping to the staggered chords, has a whirlwind encounter with Ms. Whelan, whose technical brilliance deliberately contrasts with his weighted heroic postures.
But it provides a superb showpiece for Buniatishvili, whose technical prowess, theatrical manner and innate glamour mark her out as a natural Liszt interpreter.
Most recent Chinese art has seemed at best secondary, at worst made cynically for the western art market, the kind of objects whose technical skill exceeds their interest.
