The Soameses had not been theatre-goers and, during an early meeting Mary pushed a note to the NT's director, Richard Eyre: "Who is Ian McKellen?" But she threw herself into the new task in a typically hands-on way, developing a keen interest in the theatre and Eyre found her an invaluable support.
In Washington, D.C., City Blossoms gives local teens hands-on experience developing a green thumb while learning about nutrition, science and math.
The first was an interactive, hands-on workshop developed specifically for nursing leadership (managers, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, and nurse educators) with the goal of increasing their ability to problem solve in the area of radiation and radioactive precautions.
A senior administration official indicated that Mr. Obama chose him for his data-driven development approach, hands-on experience in developing countries and focus on the world's very poor.
Accordingly, hands-on strategies for developing potential and realized absorptive capacity are suggested.
An important precursor to using the FAST scan correctly is having hands-on training and developing the confidence to use it and make decisions in a clinical setting.
Mr Tomlinson bought Ginetta in 2005 and is active in representing the marque at motor-racing meetings across the country, not to mention taking a hands-on role in developing new models.
As most scientists have little business experience, incubators must take a "hands-on" approach in developing business strategies or pairing scientists with entrepreneurs, and training both in marketing and presentation skills.
The hands-on device is developed to offer experiences, previously unavailable, in order to introduce SMAs to anyone, but especially to undergraduate mechanical or materials engineering students.
During this time, you will be given hands-on training and develop your skills in treating and dealing with sick patients.
