Īpple customers in China were finally able to get their hands on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Friday. So, each person hands on the baton to someone else. To my first-hand knowledge as a local MP, Currie was hands-on in guiding the University during the years from 1978-89, a difficult decade for all universities. Part of the attraction of AVHS is that he could be hands-on in the day-to-day operations and still interact with the animals. Their pain is tolerable given their understanding of what is going on. Contrast this with a person who is seeking to get back to a valued activity. Īssemblyman Skoufis is hands-on and always willing to take on the good fight. We have multiple options that we can discuss in a shared decision-making framework to explore the use of an intervention. The event is run under the auspices of the New Zealand Secondary Schools Athletics Association (NSSAA) although it is tradition that the host city provide the hands-on volunteers. Unfortunately, we didn’t have long enough to test the Acer Aspire R13’s performance capabilities during our brief hands-on time with it. “It teaches (students) about going through a process.” “It’s all about getting hands-on experience,” Pomietlo said. One could also have one’s hands on something, but again, context will make the difference clear.
In the second person this verb makes hands on, however, the distinction between the adjective and the verb should be clear from context. The compound is sometimes confused in the phrase be hands-on, however, since one can be an adjective, the hyphen is still used.Ī similar, though unrelated, verb is to hand on or to pass along something. It describes something as using one’s hands or being learned by physical action rather than theory. As an adjective hands-on should be hyphenated.
0 kommentar(er)
