For example to learn the term 'liquid', one must also master the terms 'solid' and 'gas'gas
A single-reed call has a larger range, both in terms of volume and sound control, but is a little more difficult to master in terms of technique.
He said that all knowledge was inherently unstable, because it was historically contingent, and he built a new way of knowing around the master term "power".
Her Masters term paper was about the relationship between art and the development of civil society.
These were the cartoons, as the Italian Renaissance masters termed their miniature plans, for the fresco that the course would soon become.
Little did they know that Mr Bouteflika would be able to play them off against each other for four terms, mastering the game of shifting alliances to displace his rivals one by one.
I was irked by all the people — especially health care professionals — who were unable to master the term "gestational carrier" and referred to Melissa and Fie as "birth mothers" or "biological mothers" even after I explained that the term was inappropriate outside the context of adoption.
In the long term, mastering the ability to remain present could help you be more focused, successful, and even healthy.
In terms of mastering the key content and skills, many also desired a reference that contained a flowsheet or algorithm for easy reference [ 33].
It's not exactly adaptive learning, but it does personalize and add granularity to the learning process, allowing students to see the average time they spend interacting with textbooks, the percentage of pages annotated, glossary terms mastered, and so on.
The imprinting process has been optimized in order to obtain a faithful negative replication of an array of nanopyramids on a hard master, in terms of period and depth of the structures.
