It was a master example of the fastidiousness with which officials have approached this grand city's tricentennial.
But simply written, with humor, candor and melancholy, it's a master example of the "show, don't tell" principle.
Her master example is the pension system for Civil War veterans, which, thanks to the effective efforts of the veterans themselves, became so extensive and generous (at its peak, it accounted for more than forty per cent of the federal budget) that in the eighteen-eighties one of the largest government office buildings in Washington, now the National Building Museum, was built to administer it.
She replied, "It takes some getting used to, but once you start you'll be ok". Behold a master example at keeping it simple: It becomes easier the more you do it.
However, the master example of time-resolved monitoring of recruitment and release of cohorts of co-regulatory complexes on a single transcription factor binding site was provided by Metivier and colleagues on the same chromatin region (Metivier et al. 2003).
Life brought disillusionment to Swinburne, but the master's example never failed him.
A chess master, for example,can look at a game in progress for a few seconds and then perfectly reconstruct that same position on a blank chessboard.
Mr. Smith, who followed his master's example by setting up shop in the Isle of Man to create his own timepieces, remembers Mr. Daniels's greatest lesson.
The addition of gross-out gags to the road movie is hardly surprising — for good measure, we get Ethan's pet pooch following his master's example, in the back seat — but it feels depressing, nonetheless.
"Staff Master," for example, helps beginners learn to read sheet music and practice sheet music notation.
