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dexterity

[dek-ster-i-tee] / dɛkˈstɛr ɪ ti /


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The role neatly utilizes Clooney’s gifts for physical comedy, verbal dexterity and conveying inner torment.

From Los Angeles Times

Railway lines, trucks, plastic products, electronic communication—all have tended both to obviate the need for manual dexterity and to chip away at people’s pride in self-sufficiency.

From The Wall Street Journal

Forrester analyst Brian Hopkins said the falling costs of components, combined with improvements to robot dexterity and AI, was helping to make humanoid robots feasible for a variety of different settings.

From BBC

It's made from metal and plastic, and fitted with 100 sensors, with the dexterity and strength of a human hand.

From BBC

Beginning with the second movement, “B,” the range of textures and tones produced, and the speed and dexterity with which these musicians seem to complete each other’s ideas, express density and clarity at once.

From The Wall Street Journal