In a less generous age, the best in the world have rewritten their manual.
By making their manual forecast first, these veterans kept their skills sharp, unlike the pilots on the Airbus 330.
Instead, Demetriou points to the AFL's growing commitment to preventing violence with their manual and programs to help teach members and players how to respect women.
Although their manual is now considered an icon of information design — Shaughnessy calls it a "heroic document" — it hasn't been a working style guide in a long time.
"Their manual tells them to try," he said, having found one on eBay last year while researching "Last Night at the Lobster," his 10th novel.
Its hub is the Plaza de Armas, a broad square dominated by the castle-parador, where border troops once practiced their manual of arms.
A22 Volusia County election officials turned in the results of their manual recount, awarding Mr. Gore a net gain of 98 votes over Mr. Bush.
The pilots' ability to make complex cognitive decisions, however — what Casner calls their "manual thinking" skills — had suffered a palpable hit.
What the show proposes is that craftsmen be recognized not only for their manual skills but also for their designing imaginations.
tests, how well children recalled a list of names and whether they could repeat the names backward, their manual dexterity, and whether they stuttered or had tics.
Heckled by hundreds of Republican demonstrators outside the Broward County Courthouse, election officials today reached the halfway point in their manual count of about 1,800 disputed ballots.
