An exhibition, titled "The Mastery of Time," displayed about 100 vintage timepieces on loan from Swiss museums and private collections to chronicle 500 years of time measurement; and the exhibitors — 13 brands mostly of the Richemont luxury group — offered lavish hospitality outside events on the sidelines of the show.
The finish was a calm, graceful affirmation of Silva's mastery over time and space.
No movie flourish draws attention to itself quite as emphatically as this, with its swaggering mastery of time and space.
The history of cinema and the cinema of history, as embodied by Lanzmann and Godard, advanced together, and continue to do so through the filmmakers' unrelenting, uncompromising mastery of time.
All Tolstoy's mastery of time, space and language come together in a single moment in the middle of the book, when Anna's estranged husband Alexei Karenin, a dry, stiff government minister, and her lover Vronsky, a handsome young cavalry officer, meet beside the bed where Anna lies gravely ill after giving birth to Vronsky's child.
This week we'll focus on efficiency and use and mastery of time.
One thing, however, remained the same; advancement in society hinged on "mastery," this time not of Confucian code but Marxist-Leninist-Maoist dogma.
Besides being the most consistently excellent instrumentalist of the 20th century, Shankar's achievement lay in making his great intellectual prowess as a musician – clearest in his astonishing mastery of time-signatures – and the complexity and difficulty of his melodic patterns seem almost irrelevant, so enticing is the cascade of sound he produces.
However, strong dose-dependent learning gains were observed that could not be otherwise explained by either initial mastery or time-on-task.
The subliminal message has been a message of cool, effortlessly mastery, and, every time, that mastery has been profoundly reassuring.
