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The hands-on tactic has become increasingly popular with automakers.

The Dutchman was known for taking a more hands-on approach to training and tactics, while Mourinho encourages his playing staff to think independently.

Western governments are also privately critical of Ocampo's tactics in charging Bashir rather than less senior figures with more evident, hands-on responsibility for Darfur.

It was a hands-on tool for experimentation.

Simple and hands-on guidance for the undertaking of EFA.

She described how under-the-radar fliers and fanzines, small record labels and other modes and tactics "coalesced into practices that went by names bluntly characterizing their hands-on approach: indie, for independent, or D.I.Y., or do-it yourself".

Also, hands-on science activities for children.

Hands-on for him often seemed to mean clenched fists.

You get a hands-on, intuitive feel for the city.

Hands-on interactive presentations for all ages.

40 hands-on food classes for the home cook.