An encomium to manual skills, by a political philosophy Ph.D. who can rebuild VW engines.
"Very little attention is given to vocational training, manual skills or entrepreneurship development".
Now she has turned her manual skills to making a dizzying array of Austrian-style dumplings in New York.
In general, if U.S. manufacturing revives, we'll see that what we really need are a lot of lost manual skills.
To achieve an integrated society, he called for education that would cultivate both mental and manual skills.
The regulations set out a more nuanced set of tests that assess other manual skills, he argues, making it easier for claimants to be awarded points.
Until the 1960s most white working-class boys expected to learn manual skills from their older peers, often through apprenticeships or on-the-job training.
Gathered in the cerebellum are the cells that govern voluntary movements and muscular coordination, including those involved in fine manual skills, posture perception, and speech articulation.
Josef was born a Catholic, the son of a house painter and general contractor near Düsseldorf who taught his son an array of manual skills.
It requires the manual skills of a brain surgeon, the 3D architectural vision of a Frank Lloyd Wright and fingers like Alfred Brendel's.
What the show proposes is that craftsmen be recognized not only for their manual skills but also for their designing imaginations.
