After a year, "I started looking at master's programs that had really rigorous comp sci and would also give me a chance to explore industry, so it was as if the Cornell Tech program were written for me".
Filmmakers looking to master the no-budget digital video movie -- which has morphed into a new and often visually tacky subgenre -- need look no further than "Personal Velocity," where Ellen Kuras's cinematography possesses delicacy and freshness.
Why would anyone looking to master cooking techniques choose this book, somewhat limited in its scope, over, say, "The Joy of Cooking?" As for our individual recipes, we all feared the worst.
They've tackled software features, but now they may be looking to master hardware.
For now it is McIlroy at the top, looking down, master of his game, owner of the era.
"Darpa looking to master propaganda via Narrative Networks,'" read the headline of a report on the science news website Phys.org, for example, alongside countless similar blog posts and tweets.
"The whole idea of looking to masters instead of overturning something is very Chinese," she says.
While no one was looking, a Masters champion, Zach Johnson, and two PGA Tour winners, Matt Kuchar and Kevin Na, positioned themselves to become the next unlikely winner of the tour's showcase tournament at T.P.C. Sawgrass, at eight-under 136.
People who want to look good master the art of the selfie.
From where everyone else was standing, Spieth, silhouetted against the sky, looked the master of all he surveyed.
The harder it becomes to build a career on the American stage, the more people look to master's degrees to further their chances.
