Only then should the company go about creating the new integrated customer records, which generally go by the name of master data management (MDM).
In the 1980s after Coandă's death, Stine wrote a magazine article and a book mentioning the 1910 aircraft, including new details such as the name of master mechanic Pierre Clerget as the friend who helped build the turbo-propulseur.
At the beginning of the year, a mysterious Go player (the famous Chinese board game) appeared on 2 of the biggest online gaming platforms, Tygem and FoxGo, under the name of "Master".
Engravers, especially in Sicily and Italy, began to sign their dies, thus preserving the names of masters such as the Syracusans Euainetos, Cimon, and Eukleidas, otherwise unknown.
(String). Specifies the name of the master key.
specifies the principal name of the master key in the database.
The well-known triptychs of the Death of the Virgin, painted for the Hackeney family of Cologne, gave the artist the provisional name of the "Master of the Death of the Virgin" among later art scholars.
Nicolás is unique in actually sharing the name of the master, but practically everybody in "The Eagle's Throne" fancies himself or herself "a Mexican Machiavelli".
"Back in the days of La Guardia, what's-his-name tried to separate us from the water," Mr. Bloomberg said, forgetting (or pretending to forget) the name of the master builder Robert Moses.
In 1894 the abolition of Korea's class-based system allowed commoners to adopt a surname too: those on lower social rungs often adopted the name of their master or landlord, or simply took one in common usage.
Thereafter, in the presence of at least 10 monks (fewer in some cases), the postulant is questioned in detail by the abbot as to the name of the master under whom he studied, whether he is free of faults and defects that would prevent his admission, and whether he has committed any infamous sins, is diseased, is mutilated, or is in debt.
