Jackson, whose dynamic sensitivity and technical mastery brought a rare expressive quality to his instrument, was a virtuoso of melody, rhythmic detail, and swing.
This included the lovely evenness of the singer's light baritone, his controlled mastery of dynamic range and his unaffectedly profound colouring of text, as well as Huber's limpidly thoughtful piano playing.
Robert Fairchild, as Prince Désiré, imposed himself differently on his final variation, with a mastery of dynamic contrasts that gave him moments of seeming leisure as well as of charging power.
Because fun is so wrapped up in mastery over dynamic systems, the player is inevitably cast into the position of agent-of-change, and that always involves some kind of real or abstract action.
We conclude this section by stating our next design principle: We can achieve granular, dynamic cognitive assessments of knowledge mastery by using an overlay approach for learner modeling.
This performance by Capuçon – together with violinists Lisa Batiashvili and Valeriy Sokolov plus viola player Gérard Caussé – showed total mastery of its tight structure and dynamic range.
Over 10,000 classrooms around the world are also using Khan Academy to help build student mastery of topics and to free up class time for dynamic project based learning.
Although he enjoys the technical mastery that is possible in the studio, Lukather prefers the dynamic of performing live on stage.
His contribution amplifies the complex dynamic of this new love affair: she is in revolt against his domestic mastery and he is on the point of taking Carol's infant daughter away from her in a custody battle.
But for precision, it will be hard to top Brady's mastery of Jacksonville, which was bent on taking away his most dynamic weapon —Randy Moss — while ceding large chunks of space in the middle of the field.
