dexterous

For example, the dexterous hands of the Baby Ochi proved difficult to get to Saxon’s satisfaction given the scale and the film’s budget.

It’s just to reassure your guy, or your person, that they’ve done all the work, they have the skills, they’re being presented with someone who’s as fast as them or as dexterous as them.

"If we need to change a component or clean a solar panel, we could do that robotically," says Dr Shaun Azimi, lead of the dexterous robotics team at Nasa's Johnson Space Center in Texas.

More potently than the words — though they serve as a helpful compass — it’s the body that communicates these ideas, through Coulibaly’s dexterous merging of traditional African and contemporary dance forms.

The dash through central Paris celebrated the dexterous and, yes, by their own admittance, sometimes famously moody men and women without whom France wouldn’t be France.