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61. Yes, a hands-on, boundary-pushing environment to find these answers is what I've always striven for at the SDTConf.

62. He was won over by the manifestly serious intent of Grazer and Samuel Baum, the show's writer, and decided the role they held out to him as scientific advisor should be a hands-on one.

63. "They're not prepared with the hands-on tools for dealing with children with autism. They can't handle the problem behaviors," she said.

64. You started to get hands-on experience with the tool and created the domain model used in this series.

65. At present, there are three kinds of development finance that can be used to boost the financing of small and middle-size enterprises, namely venture capital, development capital and hands-on capital.

66. To lead students to assemble radios, cultivate students hands-on capacity, operating capacity.

67. The course also includes an extensive bibliography and four laboratory exercises providing hands-on experience with neurophysiological, computational, and psychophysical techniques.

68. The community site contains hands-on labs for both using and extending the Service Factory, discussions with customers and field, known issues, and roadmap information.

69. Jon Huntsman, Tim Pawlenty and Mr Romney have all been first-rate governors: they can claim the sort of hands-on experience of government that Mr Obama so signally lacked in 2008.

70. There were games, costumes the kids could wear, and some hands-on activities, and all of that was fun for the kids.

71. We have tutorials for your hands-on approach, podcasts for a more auditory take and an assortment of PDFs and articles to read through.

72. He or she should have hands-on field sales experiences and a sound verbal and written communication skill. He or she can summarize and analyze problems and issues to upgrade sales process. Sentencedict.com

73. Montreal boasts several programs to support entrepreneurship, including Flow Ventures, a tech startup accelerator that provides seed capital and hands-on operational support to early-stage ventures.

74. They include speeches by some of the world's leading technology industry experts, hands-on training workshops and many group discussions.

75. At the end of the article I'll offer a few tips and a hands-on example to help you integrate your current applications with the new API.

76. Each of us has our own personal preferences regarding how we like to learn -- I like hands-on experience and classroom education better than self-study -- so I will cover a variety of options.

77. ''We want a lot from men these days, '' says sex and relationship psychologist Petra Boynton. ''They're meant to be the breadwinners, but also doting, hands-on dads who deliver mind-blowing orgasms.''

78. But even then they sometimes require a more hands-on approach.

79. Kinesthetic – This is experience and hands-on practice that's either real or simulated.

80. The postgrad learning style was more practical, with hands-on experience that helped me gain a better understanding of the workings of the commercial world.

81. Subir Lall of the IMF and his colleagues have documented the growth in "arm's-length" finance in countries traditionally dominated by hands-on banks, such as Germany and France.

82. Others think that street smarts and hands-on experience are the best way to get ahead.

83. The characters in my "story", the slickness of the images, and the allure of the technological processes, which tempt me away from the hands-on, traditional methods of working that, I know.

84. Finally, and most importantly, if you want to get the works of art of DIY with soul and vitality, the proposal is in hands-on DIY before launch and rich imagination[sentencedict.com], unearth more design inspiration.

85. Hands-on design experience and skills will be gained and learned through problem sets and a comprehensive design project. An understanding of real-world open-ended design issues will be developed.

86. Our goal was to introduce you to PDE's templating system, and this was accomplished with a hands-on example.

87. Science lessons should be more hands-on and exploratory, according to a new report that criticises a dangerous obsession with results that has stripped science teaching of explosions and pyrotechnics.

88. The mouse-and-cursor model may be an inadequate substitute for hands-on controls, but it performs its function reasonably well.

89. Offered annually in the spring term, Introduction to Stagecraft is a hands-on course that gets students working with the tools and techniques of theatrical production in a practical way.

90. This hands-on management approach often stretches his workday from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.