Sentence examples for necessary mastery from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a key tenet of scholars of the Western Enlightenment, including Kant and Bacon, was also to affirm human separation from nature and its necessary mastery over nature (Van der Born 2007, Smith 2006).

How would students develop the necessary mastery of their instruments?

The Chinese are not alone in this new push to harness the power and prestige of space, which is fast becoming a necessary stop, like mastery of the atom, for aspiring global powers.

This was a campaign in which individual debate moments mattered, but what really mattered was being consistently solid in performance after performance, — and again, nothing we've seen from Palin post-2008 suggesthathat she would have had the discipline or briefing-book mastery necessary to impress week after week.

We tell them about the necessary level of mastery (95percentt correct or some other figure) that will allow us to determine that the desired learning occurred and that it is time to move forward.

Learning curve tolerance - Issenman and Jaffer [ 9] reported that only one of four initial study participants overcame frustrations in training the software to arrive at a level of mastery necessary to conduct the trial.

Think of your uneasiness as a necessary learning stage, where mastery thrives and mediocrity goes to die.

Living in a world with discrete boundaries and separation, 'I-It' creeps in, potentially impinging on feelings of peace and wholeness, but also making room for mastery when necessary.

The radiologist must have the necessary know-how, but mastery of the technique is not sufficient and must be accompanied by an ability to establish an attentive relationship with the patient.

Ongoing effectiveness HIT training may be necessary to help providers achieve mastery and a sense of control within the EHR environment.

For Stirner, a state can never be legitimate, since there is a necessary conflict between individual self mastery and the obligation to obey the law (with which the legitimacy of the state is identified).