They also displayed mastery of space management, a crucial element of doubles that does not necessarily register in the numbers.
Displaying mastery of the facts and the Florida election cases, which he had almost certainly never encountered until three weeks ago, Boies scored tactical victories by never letting the trial lose focus of the relatively few ballots he is contesting, which makes the issue manageable for the court.
As Wanny says, "Children learn at different rates". They may also display mastery of a topic in different ways, so assessment of students must become individualized as well.
In contrast with the local comparison teachers, the comparison teachers in the national sample displayed mastery of the content material but did not score as highly as the BrainU teachers on the other eight key indicators (Table 1).
The upshot is that even students who can be persuaded to take seriously the curriculum as offered can frequently display mastery on examinations, but the impact of the learning experiences is both transient and highly context-dependent: "in one ear and out the other" with little transfer to other classes, much less to other life situations.
The president of the United States is in the middle of displaying mastery over all manner of new media, including but not limited to Medium, Facebook, YouTube and Reddit.
His latest bestseller, 'The Uncommon Reader', out in paperback next month, displays his mastery of voice – and his gentle sympathy for the older woman (it's about the Queen).
Thomas Tomkins displays a mastery of 12-part polyphony in his full anthem O praise the Lord, all ye heathen, but for quiet expressive intimacy of thought there is little to surpass When David heard that Absalom was slain.
The setting in which Mary is seen with the infants Jesus and Saint John the Baptist displays the mastery of Dutch landscape painting, while the wave of French influence that was coming in is perceptible.
(For his song, Schubert eliminated Schubart's final moralizing verse). Here, as he had in "Erlkönig," Schubert displays his mastery of the genre by using the music to convey the viewer's emotions first pleasure in the creature's freedom and then dismay and anger while empathizing with the dying fish.
In this wondrous work it's not just that he displays total mastery of perspective: he also grasps "atmospheric" perspective, the need to capture the way light hangs in the air and give space itself a texture if you really want to replicate the world.
