By examining the etymology of the German words gut ("good"), schlecht ("bad"), and böse ("evil"), Nietzsche maintained that the distinction between good and bad was originally descriptive, that is, a nonmoral reference to those who were privileged, the masters, as opposed to those who were base, the slaves.
Furthermore, the learning strategies we assessed are more often used in "knowledge-centered subjects", such as Geography and Business, where extensive textual material must be mastered, as opposed to rules, laws and algorithms in subjects such as Mathematics and Accounting.
Reiki is "transferred" (as opposed to taught) by a master to other practitioners.
"Authorized leaking" (as opposed to unauthorized whistleblower-type disclosures) is safe sport and part of the lucrative news game in which Keller and the Times profit by playing along with the puppet masters.
Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").
For example, with respect to leveraging creativity and delivering innovation, this study reflected on the Renaissance period and the creativity-oriented learning/teaching paradigm called "Master-Apprentice Paradigm", as opposed to the current analysis focused "Science Paradigm".
Or perhaps the Analects passage is an interpolation something Confucius himself never said added by a branch of his school that wanted to represent their master as strongly opposed to legalistic measures in spite of his having served as a law enforcement officer in Lu.
Find a second artform and become an expert in it, a lover of it, a student of its secrets, a master of its techniques, as opposed to sitting around all day thinking about David Foster Wallace.
When Ornette Coleman died, at the age of eighty-five, in 2015, his status as a venerable master and a crucial innovator — as opposed to the charlatan he was often called early in his career — was already secure, but some of his best work was virtually inaccessible in the post-LP era.
