He continued to develop the mastery of orchestration that he had shown since Rigoletto (1851), underscoring and propelling the drama.
Every child wants to succeed; every child wants to "grow up" and develop the mastery to be a capable human being.
It is important that participants develop the mastery of such strategies that accompany the difficulties they experience to maintain their portion control behavior [ 46, 47].
How would students develop the necessary mastery of their instruments?
Dr. Sperling helped develop the McLean Anxiety Mastery Program (MAMP), an intensive group-based outpatient program for children and adolescents ages 6 to 19 with anxiety disorders and OCD at McLean Hospital.
Seeing things as they are involves removing from the mind all the delusions that stand in the way of such seeing, which is done by meditation practices that develop the meditator's mastery of his or her own mind.
This makes Beyond very approachable, but it also means that players never develop the sense of dexterous mastery that most games provide.
Scholastic thinkers such as Aquinas, Francisco de Vitoria, and Bartolomé de Las Casas developed the concept of "self-mastery" (dominium)—later called "self-propriety," "property in one's person," or "self-ownership"—and showed how it could be the foundation of a system of individual rights (see below Libertarian philosophy).
The use of this model requires practice for clinicians to be comfortable, but mastery is critical to develop the necessary skills to participate in quality improvement initiatives.
Self-efficacy develops from mastery experiences, modeling, vicarious experiences, and perceived control (Bandura, 1977; Pajares, 2002).
After two years of practice, the animals developed some mastery, getting about 75 percent of the easier matches correct and 40 percent of the harder ones, markedly better than chance guessing.
