Hindle (1988, p. X) expressed a conviction that "artifacts, drawings, and photographs provide an entry to the understanding of technology not attainable from the written record alone" Successfully unraveling nineteenth-century patterns required hands-on experimentation complemented by theoretical study.
In the end, Americans' increasing dependence on an ever-widening array of technology will create a flood of high-paying jobs requiring hands-on technicians, not disembodied voices from the other side of the world.
Uber has raced ahead of its competitors, deploying Ford Fusions in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which do not require hands on the wheel, as part of the company's regular taxi service.
19 Among this study group, 82.8% of whom had received initial verbal education on glucagon administration by a diabetes educator, handling difficulties (69% of parents) and inaccuracies in administering dosages were apparent and led the authors to conclude that training on glucagon administration requires "hands on" practice and follow-up assessment of skills.
If this job requires hands on to get the job done, then you have no other choice.
The rural stores required hands-on technical assistance.
For low complexity clothing — outerwear, knit caps, gloves — these items certainly required hands-on service.
The μSPE system also significantly reduces the required hands-on time for extraction compared to the conventional bench-top extraction procedures.
Some employers in the visual and performing arts, which were once thought of as crafts or trades that required hands-on experience, might also now prefer or demand college degrees, and the number of bachelor's degrees in these fields has been on a long-term increase.
Before, some developers may have worked for an hour on implementation or even required hands-on help.
