Sentence examples for main master from inspiring English sources

There is a master mirror on each floor which can be adjusted by wires to the control room to pick up and relay the whole panorama of the floor to the main master mirror in the control room.

The master bedrooms can adjoin each other or be closed off; the main master has a 16-foot-long stone terrace facing Park Avenue; the other has two south-facing windows and a 7-by-12-foot terrace that offers a glimpse of Central Park across the rooftops.

It has independent gain control on both channels, a main master level control, and a monitor/headphone jack and control.

Most spatial databases of various thematic maps of the study area including the main master plan in 1984 were drawn by hand.

As the main master regulator of cellular redox homeostasis is the glutathione (GSH), we measured the intracellular GSH content in iPrEC transfectants and showed that USP2aWT buffers the H2O2-induced oxidative stress by implementing the GSH pool in prostate cells.

In the gorgeous display of panels that follow, all the main Sienese masters of the first half of the 15th century are represented: notably Taddeo di Bartolo; Giovanni di Paolo; Sassetta; Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio; Sano di Pietro; the mysterious Maestro dell'Osservanza (whom some scholars believe to be Sano di Pietro); Lorenzo di Pietro di Giovanni, known as Vecchietta; and Domenico di Bartolo.

The following sections will describe the implementation of the three main components, Masters, Workers and the two clients that have been developed; a web based interface, and plug-in for Google Sketchup.

However, the main game-master has relentlessly abused his power, creating a group of unhittable, indestructible, omnipotent characters.

Being ranked around No 150 in the world should get him at least into qualifying at most tournaments on the main tour beneath Masters Series level.

Both Rolls-Royce's main rivals have also mastered the art.

"My chosen main subject for my masters was demon parent figures in gothic literature in the 18th century.