Edgar Allan Poe was an early master of horror.
He was an early master of offering the resignation that was not to be accepted, and towards the end of his life of variations on the theme of après moi le déluge.
He was an early master of the knuckleball, a pitch he fluttered over the plate, sending the ball in twists and turns that left batters swinging helplessly and sometimes confounding his own catchers.
She was after all an early master of spin and photo-opportunity, making special use of the novelty in the 1970s of a woman aspiring to high office.
His artistic work resurfaced in exhibitions in the 1960s and '70s, and he has since been recognized as an early master of photography.
He was also, it appears, an early master of the sound bite.
Later, Armand-Jean du Plessis, cardinal et duc de Richelieu (1585 1642), and Oliver Cromwell (1599 1658)—whose intelligence chief, John Thurloe (1616 68), is often cited as an early master spy developed notable intelligence systems.
In an experimental condition in which catastrophic proteolytic cascades are not yet started but the energetic demand is high, EIF2A acts as an early master regulator of cell fate, blocking anabolic processes and, at the same time, modulating cell death and adaptive pathways.
As a consequence, Warburg is now seen increasingly as an early master of modern disorder, a bookend and rival to Walter Benjamin.
BUCKLEY was an early political celebrity, a master of argumentative television long before cable news, and a tireless public lecturer.
