This is the delicate stage of mastering, which Optimal carries out in a converted Catholic church in downtown Röbel.
With his well-developed technique and his ripened thoughts, Truffaut had become a master of delicate irony and refracted profundity.
Those who master this delicate balance will be well positioned during this age of data-driven innovation.
He is, as he showed all through his Carnegie Hall recital on Friday night, a master of delicate touch.
Over the years he has sought to master the delicate balance between comedy and drama, blending the two in his performances.
Only two films of the "Hitchcock 9" are thrillers in the manner that would come to be associated with him: "The Lodger," his first resounding critical success, and "Blackmail" (1929), his last silent film and his first to master the delicate dance of shifting subjectivities and transferred audience identification that would give his greatest work its moral and emotional force.
Emily Gravett is a master of delicate, humorous watercolour illustration, and her trademark skills (also on display in 2011's The Odd Egg and the 2008 Spells, both published by Macmillan Children's Books) are well to the fore in The Rabbit Problem.
A spin through the house becomes a trip of discovery: a dining table of irregular-shaped wood in trestle form, chairs in delicate organic forms, a master bed with a Shaker hymn carved into the headboard, the front board, a gospel song "Seek, Seek and You Shall Find".
Textured walls, floor-to-ceiling mirrors, and delicate drapes fill this master retreat.
It's not easy to master this delicate balance, but if it's done right, it can be the driving force of your own progress.
