A man can't, for instance, master his own experience through the medium of another personality.
For instance, Masters and Brothers [ 72] found the position of Euoticus to switch from basal in the galagid tree to the sister-taxon of Galago as a consequence of outgroup choice or weighting scheme for morphological characters.
An acoustic cover, for instance, would be mastered much differently than an EDM track.
Acrobats, for instance, begin as mime artists, mastering basic balance ball tricks and flips before moving onto fully customised stadium shows.
While there are some specific areas he knows he is weak in — American soap operas, for instance — the hardest thing is mastering "stuff you would pick up from just being an American, from just walking the streets of New York".
For instance, the master's curriculum in entertainment business, a yearlong program with a $36,245 tuition, graduated 80 percent of its students, nearly 63 percent of them on time.
He was, for instance, a master at press conferences – or media briefings or whatever you want to call the daily routine that was so obviously an hour of sheer misery for Martin Johnson.
So far a limited number of games have been checked with the device, and there's no guarantee that any particular one will work — the emulator software built into the NES Classic Edition wouldn't have been tested with, for instance, Blaster Master, since it wasn't one of the games intended for inclusion.
For instance, the master-slave model for genetic algorithm will divide the population into several subpopulations and then assign them to different processors to accelerate the computation speed.
Adjusting, for instance, ABI master mix Mg2+ concentration from 7.5 mM to 5.5 mM has been demonstrated be more appropriate for qPCR amplification of the ubiquitously-abundant 18S ribosomal RNA [housekeeping] transcript (34), but, in practice, most investigators find such adjustments too nebulous or laborious to pursue.
