manual skill [ manual dexterity ]

hand work | work with hands | craft | crafting

Cognitive Skills: A Training Manual for Living Skills

owner-manager's skill | entrepreneur's skill | entrepreneurial skill

manual console only

interpret repair manuals | use repair manuals

apply a specific manual chiropractic technique | apply specific manual techniques of chiropractic | apply specific manual chiropractic techniques | decrease pain using specific manual chiropractic techniques

Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terrestrial Animals

Such baskets are made with cedar fibres, reeds or straw, held together with thread made of roots and decorated with painted or braided geometrical motifs in different colours. They are evidence of great creative imagination, an innate sense of proportion and considerable manual dexterity.

(m) persons who design and produce goods, from basic materials and through the skillful use of their hands and hand tools only, but not including goods that

The human factor is of utmost importance also in the cheese’s processing cycle, in particular during the following operations which are all carried out manually on the basis of traditional skills acquired locally: the addition of vegetable rennet, which requires particular skill given that it coagulates less easily than animal rennet; the cutting of the curd, which is carried out gently with the help of a pointed tool (the ‘spino’ whisk); and the moulding, obtained by applying just the right pressure to allow the whey to be properly drained.