Actually--they didn't employ much "mastery" at all, Mitt! "It's like they have a visceral dislike of you!" Stephanolpoulos says.
23, 1920-1923), you hear Schoenberg moving by fits and starts toward his solution to the crisis in tonality: the 12-tone technique, which is codified in his vibrant Suite (Op. 25, 1921-23) and employed with subtle mastery in his final Pieces (Op. 33a, 1929, and Op. 33b, 1931).
Although Zenón, a 2008 MacArthur Fellow, employed a large ensemble with mastery for that release, his compact unit, featuring the pianist Luis Perdomo, the bassist Hans Glawischnig, and the drummer Henry Cole, still packs a punch.
Considered the matriarch in the "Golden Age of Detective Fiction," many of Christie's original motifs, plot devices and tropes have became standard tools of fiction writing -- Homeland is exceptional because of its mastery of them, employing these tools with the grace of Dame Agatha herself.
The mastery with which he employs these techniques, however, make for hyperrealistic seamless "human" creations.
What makes this novel utterly believable is Brooks's mastery of the language Bethia employs in her confessional diary.
Active learning exercises and practice opportunities employed for this topic substantially facilitated students' mastery of these calculations, as evidenced by performance data.
CityU's Bachelor of Science in Information Technology degree provides students with mastery of the technologies and services employed in modern information system environments.
Covering so much history in so relatively few pages, the authors employ a narrative shorthand that periodically betrays not a mastery of subject but a lack of depth.
Other programs such as Nutrition in Preventive Medicine, an interactive web-based module developed by Edwards and Lasswell [ 11], incorporate interactive exercises, and the online teaching platform (Blackboard) employs quizzes and posttests as a means of assessing mastery of information.
