Because the P.G.A. certification process requires applicants to master every element of golf — swing analysis, club repair, rules and customer service are just some of the subjects — several years of study followed.
He is one of only a very small handful of film-makers in the world who has mastered, and can integrate, every element of the process to one purpose, making in Rust and Bone a film full of heart, violence and love".
But above all, the race at Wengen is about man mastering the elements, and the master this year was Carlo Janka.
Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking by Samin Nosrat is published on 29 August by Canongate, £28.
Marjorie Hunt wrote in "The Stone Carvers: Master Craftsmen of Washington National Cathedral Smithsonian Institution Presss, 1999) that in a lifetime spent mastering the elements and underlying principles of stone carving, Mr. Palumbo was "like a child learning language".
Mastering the elements while sea swimming can build confidence and self-esteem, and it's recognised as being an ideal way to assist recovery from other sporting injuries (injuries from swimming are very rare).
And Samin Nosrat's cookbook "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking" perceives so astutely the reasons why we make our own food: as an attempt to get closer to our bodies, to teach ourselves what exactly it is that we want.
A positive business strategy allows you to lead strategically by mastering the elements of both, separately and as an integrated whole.
Instead, once you have mastered one element, you realize that there is more to learn.
Mastering all the elements that go into designing a building — scale and context, material and form, the structure needed to hold the building up — takes a lifetime.
Theatre plays were chosen as a basis for study because of their long history of mastering the critical elements of performance staging and the reputation for opening on time at near peak performance levels.
