The Bell Labs director John R. Pierce, in a few masterful strokes, extrapolates the advent of Touch-Tone to text and picture transmission, and editing the results online — "This will even extend to justification and pagination in the preparation of documents of a quality comparable to today's letterpress".
It's been a masterful performance, with very few false strokes.
Still, as he has proved, a major address can have a major impact – and there will be few more masterful speeches than this one.
White, whose most masterful trick of the last few years has been fusing counter-cultural cool with mass appeal, arrived at the Olympics as the perhaps the biggest celebrity.
Gore's tendency is to give the long, sympathetic answer, and then, as an afterthought, add, 'Having said that, I do not favor gay marriage.' " This strategist added that there are few people "as masterful as Bill Clinton at defining himself in a way that keeps those white male voters in the pen without alienating those female voters that really give you your edge as a Democrat".
American held each of its three Patriot League Tournament opponents to 50 points or fewer, including a masterful title-game performance in which the Terriers, fresh off of back-to-back 91-point performances, scored only 36.
Even so, much of the tunnel's original construction was sturdy, even masterful, and the city plans to make few changes to its structure.
The tournament has given audiences some displays of masterful soccer, but also more than a few intriguing subplots as the increasingly mobile populations around Europe and the world create an overlapping web of confused loyalties.
The raw power of the early years is behind him, and his masterful crosshatch rendering style is still a few years ahead.
Few doubt that he is a masterful deal-maker, or that the Creditanstalt acquisition has made him Austrian finance's undisputed supremo.
