dexterity造句

Today's domestic robots, alas, do not have such dexterity.

Women's specific speech centres give them superiority in language ability and verbal dexterity.

You cannot expect an apprentice to have the same dexterity as a master craftsman.

Manual skill and dexterity in the execution of tricks;sleight of hand.

Whether there are you the owner of the main prize? Your dexterity and time will show.

As he paces, he fiddles with his hands, which are famous for their dexterity and wanton behavior.

I didn't quite have the dexterity or the mechanical ability to build a robot, although I wanted to.

You'll have to help, since he won't have the dexterity or concentration to successfully maneuver a toothbrush.

Involves physical coordination and dexterity, using fine and gross motor skills, and expressing oneself or learning through physical activities.

It soon attracted the attention of an inquisitive female from a local group of crested black macaque monkeys, known for their intelligence and dexterity.

Playing video games improves manual dexterity among surgeons, making them faster and less likely to make mistakes, US researchers have said.

The gent in the background here is controlling the robotic arm in the foreground, picking up a water bottle to show the device's sensitivity and dexterity.

The paper wrote that a job description for the post of Chikurubi prison hangman included, "dexterity, ability to tie a knot, hard heart and anyone prone to mercy or hesitation need not apply."

New York City remains the national center of conversation; one thing I've missed on the road is the kind of verbal dexterity that you can find in any Manhattan bar.

Just wishing someone good luck - with "I press the thumbs for you," the German version of crossing your fingers - improved volunteers' success at a task that required manual dexterity.