Meanings of manual skill in English

The manual skill of a policeman is useless outside the police force.

As a rule such work requires only a small amount of manual skill or deftness.

The successful operations for converting steel into various kinds of instruments, depends very much upon manual skill.

We adorn the victim with manual skill, his tongue with languages, his body with inoffensive and comely manners.

Both push manual skill to the limit; both mature with practice; both depend on immediacy, precision and opposable thumbs.

On the whole the arachnoid partners dominated in manual skill, experimental science, the plastic arts, and practical social organization.

The things made may in course of time be put aside and forgotten, but the manual skill acquired will remain.

Their craftsmen, though less successful in general technique than their Oriental contemporaries, exhibited considerable artistic intelligence and an extraordinary manual skill.

It is, however, in her daily life that one can best measure the delicacy of her senses and her manual skill.

Workmen then sought rather to aid muscular strength than to supersede it, and mainly to facilitate the efforts of manual skill.

He was able, too, or rather he had been, and he still possessed the manual skill peculiar to the old days.

But I do mean that in family relations these four qualities are worth more than intellectual attainments or any sort of manual skill.

The teaching of manual skill and craftsmanship was entirely the work of the masters of the crafts under the general supervision of the guilds.

Manual skill, originality, and artistic ability are required by the successful dressmaker.

It would report this butchery, though; the perpetrators would be caught, and their minds adjusted to Manual Skills.

But if I were an uneducated person with only manual skills, it just wouldn't be the place for me.