It takes hands on that car.
The president must return from China to take hands-on control from the situation room.
Many enthusiasts are already turning to more specialist bird organisations that take "hands-on action" to help preserve wetlands or campaign against the hunting of rare species, says Steve Kirk of BirdForum, a website.
The proposed laboratory objective is to allow students to learn all aspects of renewable energies and take hands-on equipment's for better understanding of clean energy technologies.
Proving this will translate to truly better visuals will take hands-on time with an actual unit.
Monte Whaley tells about the experience of first graders studying dinosaurs in the May 25, 2011 Denver Post, "Magnet school first-graders take hands-on approach to studying dinosaurs" (http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_18132956).
Therefore, it is critical to take hands-on instruction in the calibration of this instrument.
In addition to classroom learning, you will have to take hands-on courses, also known as clinicals.
Even the India's army took hand on it and developed the Akashdeep Aerostat.
In a sign of further wariness, the Dutch carrier KLM told passengers leaving from the Egyptian capital of Cairo on Friday that they can only take hand luggage on board.
TechCrunch will have a team on the ground to liveblog, take photos, shoot hands-on videos and more.
