Sentence examples for chess mastery from inspiring English sources

Simon: Take chess mastery.

McFarland & Company recently published Aron Nimzowitsch: On the Road to Chess Mastery, 1886-1924, by the Danish chess historians and writers Per Skjoldager and Jorn Erik Nielsen.

Mastery of chess wasn't an end in itself for either group.

If so, the enormous popularity of books that tell us how to achieve mastery in chess, cinch a business deal or become a better parent with neither effort nor thought nor attention may turn on our preference for "magical" efficiency over honest toil.

Progress in artificial intelligence has long been measured by its mastery of board games like chess, backgammon, and Go.

With the rapid advances in artificial intelligence and robotics since then, it's easy to imagine that machines are set to gain mastery over soccer, just as they have with chess, Go, and any number of Atari video games.

The loose structure of the book follows his two-year struggle to raise his lowly chess grade – 133 at the outset – and achieve some kind of mastery of the game.

According to research that we and others have done, this type of practice is key to attaining mastery in established fields ranging from music to sports to chess.

And the chess publishing industry is jam-packed with books that promise amateur players "mastery" over this or that opening, or a "secret weapon" that will allow them to knockout their opponent in the opening without breaking a sweat.

But at the rate robots like Baxter are learning, it won't be long before humans lose their mastery of toothpaste world, just as they lost their mastery of the chess world almost 20 years ago.

The workshop illustrated Mr. Canestaro's mastery of effective pedagogical practices and served as a springboard for the latest educational partnership between CHESS and three institutions in Puerto Rico, University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras, Universidad Metropolitana and Universidad del Turabo.