In 1999, Prince made his most direct and tortured statement by rerecording "1999" as "1999 (The New Master)," reproducing the song note-for-note in an attempt to do an end run around Warner's ownership of the song.
Hamborg eventually mastered reproducing the trucks and began constructing the boards for his sons.
His wide, clear landscapes will be fatally diminished, like old master paintings reproduced on postcards, if you see them on video.
Formerly complex tasks can be mastered then reproduced and distributed at almost no cost.
Once again, a bit of role-playing; you're not being asked to become a Nazi but to master and reproduce Nazi rhetoric as a demonstration of your argumentative skills.
On the release of Milestone's film, which went on to win two Oscars, Variety wrote: "The League of Nations could make no better investment than to buy up the master-print, reproduce it in every language, to be shown in all the nations until the word 'war' is taken out of the dictionaries".
A negative was made from the flat master disc, and the negative then used as a mold for making many copies that reproduced the original master disc.
(Wait, that was just me?) Nevertheless, Sony is back with a brand new edition of the Walkman, designed to "reproduce master quality recordings just as the artists originally intended".
Second language vocabulary knowledge was defined by the subjects' percentiles on the Mill Hill Vocabulary Scale (Raven et al. 1988), which is designed to assess the ability to master, recall and reproduce written and oral verbal information, but it does not assess knowledge of morphology, grammar or accuracy of articulation.
In otherwords, Flaubert was a master of realismnot because he reproduced the worldaround him, but because he used languageto create an alternate existence, a distillatewhose emotional gravity transcendsthat of life itself.
