At the example of laser scanners, we developed a user-friendly handbook spiced up with cartoons for an easy reading.
In order to standardise data collection on the 124 study variables, a structured questionnaire was designed and a detailed handbook drawn up, containing definitions for each variable.
Today's parents, faced with a void of grandmotherly advice, have taken up handbook after handbook, magazine after magazine that fuels their fears, rather than empowers them as parents.
UNICEF has supplies included handbooks for setting up child registration systems, and play activities and equipment for psycho-social recovery activities for children.
Met early on, Charlie's great-grandmother is serenely secure both as a matriarch, deigning to chat with "the Help," and as the author of genteel nature handbooks, rounding up the children for instructive walks along the beach and through the marshes.
Put down that rationalist handbook and take up yoga, or magic mushrooms, or gardening, or dance, or prayer.
The distribution of ministerial jobs this week seemed to be modelled on the rigid old handbook, which divides up jobs according to strict parliamentary arithmetic.
G.I. Joe's new plan is to swipe a page from Barbie's handbook, and open up a two-front offensive.
Parlous political times call for out-of-the-box museum thinking, which is what Ms. Reilly both documents and demands in this how-to handbook for lining up art and real life.
Starrick himself – shallow, softly spoken, sinisterly unhinged and clearly torn straight from Ubisoft's Villain Handbook – is propped up on the shoulders of a ruthless network of powerful Templars controlling the capital, and he enforces his grasp with his violent street gang, The Blighters.
