The developed worksheets can serve as a hands-on tool to assist local government engineers in evaluating and quantifying the probable effects of the construction and operation of a sustainable energy facility in their jurisdiction.
The developed worksheets can serve as a hands-on tool to assist local government engineers in evaluating and in quantifying the probable effects of the construction and operation of a sustainable energy facility in their jurisdiction.
It was a hands-on tool for experimentation.
For many of its champions, the tinkering character of the digital humanities represents a kind of artisanal inquisitiveness, a hands-on, tool-building, map-making ethos that chafes against more abstract modes of humanistic inquiry.
It gives about 800 people a summer the chance to get their hands on tools or tillers.
Businesses can then verify and claim their listings, getting their hands on tools to integrate additional content, such as a Facebook profile, Youtube Channel, Flicker photostream, Twitter posts, etc., to dress up and promote their profile.
Authorities have not said how the prisoners got their hands on tools and said that no tools were found in the cell after the escape on Wednesday night.
Now, after a 20-year career in television, Mr. Compton has his hands on a tool that he hopes will improve the television images that will wash over the next generation of Canada's indigenous peoples.
And the queue will obviously be bigger after launch, even if it's only letting a few users get their hands on the tool.
"In those days you had to choose between art and woodwork, just to ensure that no one with half an interest in aesthetics would get their hands on the tools to reproduce that enthusiasm in three dimensions," Dyson writes in his 2003 memoir, "Against the Odds," written with Giles Coren.
Pink traces and bars denote accuracies that were computed by training classifiers to discriminate hand trials (Hand-G vs Hand-R) and testing on tool trials (Tool-G vs Tool-R).
