Oxenberg, a documentarist, transforms daily life and daily observation with a whimsically lofty, hands-on sense of spectacle.
The next important thing to understand is that England's coaching of late has been led in a practical, hands-on sense by Andy Farrell, not Lancaster.
So he dropped out of high school, worked at a BMW factory for a few years and then, at 21, signed on with IBM to get a hands-on sense of how Americans do business.
In addition, in the science domain of creative performances, Ingham and Price (1993) found out that science-gifted adolescent Filipinos prefer to learn through their tactile (hands-on) sense, contrary to the findings of this study in which students have a tendency to visualize their learning.
As my father departed this life, he handed on his sense of obligation, like a baton in a relay race, slipped it into my unsuspecting hand.
An analogue artist plying his trade in a digital era, Elliot's painstaking art – hands-on in a literal sense – is a rare treat for audiences accustomed to computer effects and CGI fakery.
"I'm definitely a hands-on manager in the sense that I like to get involved in the artist's music.
"I'm determined we lay the foundations for an immigration system that embodies this nation's instincts and its values: our openness and tolerance on one hand; our sense of fair play, on the other," he said.
You are confronted with a real dilemma, albeit an unconscious one: "How will I make it in life if there's something fundamentally wrong with me or the world?" Imagine the fear and anxiety you must feel when you experience these two conflicting "facts": On one hand, you sense that you must make it on your own in life.
The main difference between sense I, on the one hand, and sense II and III on the other, is that whereas the practical and theoretical sciences of nature explain the occurrence of events by appealing to empirical regularities, the historical sciences explain actions by ascribing reasons to agents.
Strong positive themes emerged from student comments, including their overall appreciation for the SSMV; the importance of the research skills they were learning; the positive contribution of the SSMV program to their academic performance at their regular schools; and the value of laboratory (hands-on) learning, independent research, and a sense of "belonging" in a university research environment.
