· For details of upcoming lessons, including more hands-on master classes, visit the website Courgettes We featured courgettes when they first cropped up in the veg box in early June, but it's high time to revisit them.
We introduced a JUnit like testing framework in an automated grading system for C programming assignments in order to reduce on the one hand the failure/ dropout rate of the course and on the other hand to master rising enrollments in the lab course.
Mr. Stiefel, who has signed a three-year contract, will be hands on, with only one ballet master and one ballet mistress to assist him in the studio.
Thus, the mathematical expert is made more expert, on the one hand, by mastering clever notations in which conceptual relations are presented perceptually and, on the other, by retraining their visual system to perform some aspects of algebraic reasoning.
This study has developed an experimental tool that serves as a practical hands-on learning kit for novices in exploring and mastering hardware-software interfacing in visual environment.
The bondsmen halted around their masters, hands on sword hilts.
The patient hands over his/her master card from the previous site, and on this master card the ART identification number is changed to the new number.
Such are the limits on the Americans that dozens of Pakistani enlisted "master trainers," taught by the Americans, do the bulk of the hands-on instruction here.
With his hands on the source code — the master copy, so to speak, of a computer program — Chuang set about weaving the various versions of Tuxedo into a single program.
And this is a collection that can truly be said to come from the hands of the master: the gloves are modeled on Mr. Starck's own hands.
Rocket can also sit, walk, beg and shake hands on command, but this requires his master to wear a clunky headset that works only indoors.
