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.
The Rani (Kate O'Mara, above, with Anthony Ainley as the Master), for example, experimented on "lower" life forms with a sense of psychotic entitlement in the 80s; the insane and bitter Omega, who debuted in the 1970s, tried to destroy the universe.
"Staff Master," for example, helps beginners learn to read sheet music and practice sheet music notation.
"There are sectors where, in order to meet an appropriate professional level, you need a master's – for example, a master's in engineering is required for chartership – so naturally there's a very big premium for having a master's in engineering.
They don't necessarily translate to, say, selling major legislation, a skill mastered, for example, by Lyndon B. Johnson, hardly a compelling orator.
Mr. Hough has a penchant for offbeat composers, like Hummel and Emil von Sauer, and for overlooked works by the great masters: for example, Brahms's early Four Ballades (Op. 10), which began this recital.
"Just in recent times one of the things I've been talking to George about is trying to get some of the historic events back on the European Tour; the British Masters, for example, stuff like that.
The ball, which is designed to reduce slices and hooks by 75 percent or more, would be illegal to use in the Masters, for example, or any other competition, local or otherwise, sanctioned by the United States Golf Association.
Masters, for example, makes his gin on the premises of Boulder Distillery, where he has a loose and friendly knowledge-sharing (but not profit-splitting) relationship with Steve and Terri Viezbicke.
But a trendier set of chefs is flocking to the city, not from the schools of traditional French or high-end Japanese cuisine, but rather ones who have mastered, for example, molecular gastronomy and home-style Italian cooking.
Take the Flemish master Anthony van Dyck for example.
