And it is, in all ways but one, an abandonment of the series creators' former mastery of making something interactive feel scary.
In recent decades, its schools and popular summer camp, Kinder Ring, have emphasized a gauzier knowledge of Jewish culture rather than mastery of Yiddish, something that finds favor with families eager to find a secular, but not taxing, way to express their roots.
An award-winning Métis author from the Georgian Bay community, her short stories are startlingly funny, unique and poignant and her mastery of metaphor is something I simply cannot comprehend.
On closer examination, what they really want is for their children to know what it feels like to gain a sense of mastery over something.
It may be necessary to retreat from a claim about possession of the concepts concerned, to a claim about something like mastery of those concepts, with the attendant obligation to spell out what the latter consists in, in a way that does not make the claim vacuous.
He may have been helped by a benign pitch, but England must be kissing that same turf in thanks that Lara did not hit form earlier. Lara was saying something about age (at 36 he is at a time when most players are passed their prime), something about the mastery of timing (he equalled the record with a stunning six) and something about cricket itself.
"Why do I get so much satisfaction from sewing bits of fabric together with really, really straight seams?" "You get a feeling of mastery from making something," Ms. Koza said.
If Chan ethics involves emulation, it is emulation of something like an improvisational style rather than mastery of a specific deliberative or behavioral repertoire.
Music was integral to their creative mastery and something they each saw as essential to the fulfillment of our highest potential as human beings.
By doing so, we recognize that our humanity is not constituted by our 'mastery' of something.
