The participant's point of view (POV) was a first person in the role of an "apprentice to the Lightning Master".
Second, our storyline may not have been compelling to the college-age students, being in the role of an apprentice is somewhat low prestige.
The assessment is designed in such a way that test-takers assume the role of an apprentice in the ALUSIM company and are introduced to different situations via video clip, and then have to act in the simulated work area with a real computer.
At 16, fresh out of the School of American Ballet and still an apprentice with City Ballet, she burst into visibility in the role of Dewdrop in "The Nutcracker".
His price tag at Arsenal pushed him into the role of Sorcerer, rather than apprentice.
This, in turn, will permit a consideration of the role of London in provisioning different types of labour markets, a topic which will be further explored in the subsequent section on geographical patterns of apprenticing.
"It's trading at 15 times trailing earnings, sporting a cash-rich balance sheet and playing the role of master in a field of apprentices, with one other former master, Advanced Micro Devices, now flailing.
The role of student-advisor interactions in apprenticing undergraduate researchers into a scientific community of practice.
He was an apprentice there for the summers of 1992 and 1993, making his debut in 1992 in "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and singing the role of Prince Calaf in "Turandot" in 2005.
Supervision has traditionally referred to a master-apprentice relationship, but lately the role of the academic community in supervision has been emphasized (Mainhard et al. 2009).
Apprentice candidate Alex Mills plays the role of a nightmare date - as a team leader steps down for the first time in the history of the BBC One show.
