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Hands-on.

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Usage of hands-on in English

I much prefer hands-on practical collaborative group work and learning by doing. 
 The Irish Times 

Actually having that frontline hands-on experience is a good thing to do. 
 The Guardian 

The methods differ regarding costs, hands-on time as well as regarding sensitivity. 
 Pubmed 

Through these modules, students receive hands-on training in essential software including SAP. 
 The Irish Times 

Watch her at work and you'll be astounded by her hands-on approach. 
 The Irish Times 

Hayward would retain overall control but would be less hands-on, he said. 
 Reuters 

Wired.com went hands-on with some of the works in progress last month. 
 Wired 

I love hands-on projects, especially those that involve creating something from scratch. 
 Wired 

I'm very hands-on and completely involved with every aspect from the inception. 
 Ebony 

If users want hands-on interaction with the materials, they'll have to wait. 
 Wired 

Painter is a hands-on defender, in the literal sense of the term. 
 The Guardian 

CROCHET queen Ruth Egar likes a hands-on craft approach to Christmas decoration. 
 The Irish Times 

Dyson could, or course, have stayed at Punch in a hands-on role. 
 The Guardian 

Here are my hands-on impressions of the ones I liked the best. 
 Wired 

If it's a hands-on job, the chances are I love doing it. 
 The Irish Times 

Tinkering School is an intimate, smart, very hands-on, very expensive overnight camp. 
 Wired 

Meanings of hands-on in English