Mastering the fine line of giving up control on everyday execution and retaining control of strategy will be critical to organization-wide AI transformation.
So, I mastered the bus lines and followed the film as it journeyed out to San Francisco's smaller neighborhood theatres.
By the end of my first week, having mastered the front line in record time, I was being trained to do the drive-thru window.
Ford famously mastered the assembly line so that it took the company just over an hour and a half to produce a car, and new cars came off the line every few minutes.
When they were founded, people had to master the command line to use computers.
The tour included mixed receptions for a stint at Ronnie Scott's, with the British writer and Coleman-sceptic Benny Green penning his famous lines: "By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he had absolved himself from the charge of continuously playing wrong notes.
Practice tumbling at ground level: Draw a straight chalk line on a mat, and master the skill on the line, so you can do it straight.
The second industrial revolution came in the early 20th century, when Henry Ford mastered the moving assembly line and ushered in the age of mass production.
He is paid $6.25 an hour, and he does his best: a 51-year-old man with a positive attitude, trying to master the sandwich production line well enough to keep his young colleagues from resenting him.
However, bar the wobble, England's batsmen masked a bowling effort that too often failed to master the basics of line and length.
And "Piazzolla," led by Patricia Delgado but with a good cast all down the line, mastered the steamy intricacies of Mr. Taylor's homage to the tango at least as well as the Taylor company itself.
