Having wound our way through the throng, double cupping vodka and orange juices, edging away from the monstrous main stage, we alighted on the Ete stage to watch a master and pioneer at work: Robert Hood.
He became a tireless draughtsman and master printer, pioneering drypoint drawing, in effect, with an extremely hard needle on a copper plate that would be inked, covered with paper and rolled under a press.
Through the work of her now-closed art foundation in Toronto, Ydessa Hendeles has acquired a rep as a master showman, pioneering curation as a form of high theatre.
Under the direction of John Lewis, a former master, it pioneered Nuffield Physics in the 1960s, Science in Society in the 1970s, and the Diploma of Achievement in the 1990s.
We then examined the transcriptome changes upon Ascl1ERT2 activation, which resulted in a higher number of regulated genes, possibly due to Ascl1 acting as a master and pioneering transcription factor (Wapinski et al., 2013).
OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, an obituary on Friday about Virginia E. Johnson, who collaborated with Dr. William H. Masters on pioneering research into sexual behavior, omitted her survivors.
In the second half, "Sri Moonshine," Adams honored another California master, the minimalist pioneer Terry Riley.
You had house master Louie Vega, synth pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, graphic designer and post-rock composer Tycho, and Underworld up against the EDM-adjacent experimentalist Flume in the goofily named Dance/Electronic Album category.
A pioneering master class of 20 students went through a 10-week program in spring 2011.
Under the state's pioneering "master plan" for higher education, signed into law in 1960, the top 12.5% of graduating high-school students in the state are guaranteed entry to the well-respected University of California (UC) system; the California State University (CSU) system is open to the top third.
