Sentence examples for in manuals from inspiring English sources

The techniques are standardized, easily described in manuals for therapists, and can quickly help people with phobias, panic attacks and other problems.

The techniques have been widely published in manuals and books, and Dr. March said a good therapist could usually work such techniques into a treatment plan.

"What's the point of following this if it might just change next month?" Armin Vit, a designer, complains in "Manuals 1".

While digging around in manuals and Web sites, check to make sure that your computer's video card can support the new monitor and that any physical switches on the monitor that may affect the display are set properly.

Within a short time span, most large organizations produced complex, memorable visual identities; design guides created during that period by Lufthansa, ABC, and British Steel are all collected in "Manuals 1".

Though well suited to testing drugs, this kind of study, said Dr. Westen of Emory, tends to impose artificial limits on psychotherapy: treatments are by necessity short; techniques are often standardized in manuals; and many participants are excluded because their problems are too complicated for a single diagnosis.

Gelton's a GS-5 in Manual Site Aesthetics Improvement.

Just 10% claimed a background in manual work.

A qualified plumber, she founded the organisation Women in Manual Trades in 1975.

In manual roles, though, that percentage falls to just 1.3%, barely changed from 1.2% in 1999.

According to Women on the Tools, just 1% of people working in manual trade are female.