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Most of the care-givers reported a combination of the two types of care, and adding managerial care to hands–on care significantly increased the time requirement.

In addition, many of the skills and techniques can only be learned in a practical, hands–on context.

Historical linguistics is an engaging, hands–on introduction to the field, from the quaint epigraphs beginning each chapter to the well-planned exercises concluding them.

The top leadership was very much a hands–on leadership which continually intervened at all levels.

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These chapters also include hands–on collecting tips and give a sense of the logistic challenges and ingenuity that imbue biotic inventories in remote tropical areas.

At each destination students conduct investigations that include hands–on and simulated experiments.

A hands–on approach to archaeological practice for example, cannot easily be accepted: sacred symbols are not for kids to play with.

The course lasted all together 8 weeks and introduced theoretical education as well as hands–on training.

This would seem, at first glance, to fit the bill for radiation therapists, as we are a primarily hands–on profession.

I do think these attributes do come with experience, with lengthy hands–on experience.

Sometimes there follows a short escalation phase, when more hands–on care-giving is required prior to the institutionalisation and death of the relative.

Significant laboratory time allows hands–on experience with essential lab and teaching techniques, and available classroom activities.

It is augmented by the creation of two dedicated radiotherapy skills laboratories, for hands–on training for all disciplines.