It is comparable to PISA and measures how well students can apply their mastery of reading, math and science to real world problems.
I think the world is huge when I think about the opportunity that IT professionals can play, particularly when you take what we do, not only from a technology standpoint, but applying that mastery to our business.
Fujio Cho, president of Toyota, said the time had come to apply the company's mastery of "just in time" manufacturing to distribution and marketing.
The same total mastery of technique can apply to music making, ballet dancing, writing.
The emphasis in the course is on the ability to apply a small number of principles effectively and creatively, not the mastery of detailed aspects of the theory.
A summative assessment of modeling process mastery was an exam question asking students to develop and apply a list of criteria to evaluate modeling papers.
Kālidāsa's great forte is the portrayal of emotions ordinary enough in themselves (budding love, love consummated, rejection, despair, a father's love for his son)—but Kālidāsa applies to them a mastery of expression and image that makes the play a work of perennial beauty.
They've already proved their mastery of holding those in authority to account, and this can apply to economic programs as well as to politics.
Fourth, for students to develop mastery, they must acquire skills, practice them, and know when to apply them.
What the teachers at Dixons Trinity tell the children, they apply to themselves: that it is vital to push yourself, that the road to mastery leads through hard work, that you should never stop trying to get better.
That notwithstanding, a total mastery by the trained teachers of the tool and the confidence to apply it (as a culture) is uncertain from the results of the research.
