Now he has achieved near mastery of style: language, plot, characterization and theme mesh with a seamless power and without the sardonic glibness ("I hope that's the punch line. 'Cause this best be a joke") that made his previous books, in the end, minor.
The poorest performances were for the vertical and horizontal jumps (locomotor) where 13%and29%9% respectively achieved mastery and 10%and28%8% achieved near mastery.
Only one participant (0.5%) possessed complete mastery level across all 9 object related and locomotor movement skills, with 11% scoring mastery or near mastery across the 9 skills (see Table 2).
"Mastery" was defined as correct performance of all skill components on both trials, "Near Mastery" was defined as correct performance of all components but one on both trials [ 48].
And it has Woods as Jack Nicklaus, whose near-total mastery of all aspects of golf, from mental to physical, long game to short game, made him the standard against which all others are measured.
As Richard II nears dethronement, he attains a mastery of language that stuns the audience.
As his mastery of the force neared its peak, Skywalker comes perilously close to taking Vader's sinister path.
Among professional economists, Mr. Friedman's analytical mastery was near-universally admired.
In the years after the First World War, with crises constantly cropping up in the Near East, Curzon's mastery of detail counted.
He succumbed to the mastery in near-abstract reduction of human form achieved 4,500 years ago in the Cycladic islands, as in the three small pieces sold in a single lot that fetched £10,000, or nearly $16,000, this week.
Shiva Naipaul's work is animated by a mad, destructive comedy, which is near-perfectly orchestrated by formal mastery.
