A master of process and procedure, he will do whatever necessary to derail a bill he does not like.
I became a master of process of elimination, a strategy extolled by the prep gurus, as well as my own strategy of who cares.
Mr. Chambers is regarded as a master of process, procedure and the filibuster, and his power derived from being as much a bill-killer as law-maker.
During the recent past years, there have been three levels of safety implementation in transfusion: a generalized risk assessment policy; a mastering of processes; standard quality engineering.
In the 2005 book "Wooden on Leadership," guard Gail Goodrich recalled, "He believed that winning is a result of process, and he was a master of the process, of getting us to focus on what we were doing rather than the final score.
Haydn, Beethoven's teacher and mentor, was also a master of this process, sometimes called thematic development.
Whether you consider his photography wonderful or staid, timeless or out of date, you have to admit that he was a master of the process.
By contrast, if you read a detailed, process-oriented account of Jobs's career ("Becoming Steve Jobs," by Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli, is particularly good), it's clear that Jobs was a master of the leadership process.
That meant Mr. Blagojevich was overmatched by the speaker, who, for all his failings and his responsibility for the state's financial blight, takes his job seriously, works hard and is a master of the legislative process.
Soderbergh is the master of process, a supreme cinematic rationalist whose sharply intelligent work is, above all, an exaltation of intelligence.
He was a master of carbro printing, an extremely laborious photo process.
