Sentence examples for origin master from inspiring English sources

Rather than having to unpack a new snapshot and write a script to identify what information has changed since the last snapshot was retrieved, a user can easily pull down the latest changes (with a 'git pull origin master' command in the case of a git-based store).

Our setup implements the origin server as master node and edge servers as slave nodes sending heartbeats.

The results showed that, compared to noninfluential teachers, influencial teachers are more often males, of Israeli origin, with a master's degree, teaching social sciences and humanities.

In many cases the origins of the master tapes for these unofficial recordings are unclear.

And more important than recognizable technology and tender stories of the iPhone's origin, Apple has mastered playing the victim with the help of internal Samsung documents.

Although white and of Hispanic origin, he learned to master three of the Indians' many ancient languages and they referred to him fondly as Tatik – father, in the Tzotzil Mayan language.

We investigate the large-scale organization of human genes with respect to "master" replication origins that were previously identified as bordering nucleotide compositional skew domains.

We also reveal that the transcription of the longest CpG-rich genes is co-oriented with replication fork progression so that the promoter of these transcriptionally active genes be located into the accessible open chromatin environment surrounding the master replication origins that border the replication skew domains.

They were contemporary exponents of a legacy of African-American pianistretchinghing back to the music's origins, and including masters of refinement like Duke Ellington, Art Tatum and Ahmad Jamal.

Osteoblasts arise from mesenchymal origins and lineage differentiation is under the master control of Cbfa1 (Runx2) and Osterix transcription factors as well as myriad of signaling pathways [3] [5].

For the Guggenheim's Works and Process series, members of Pacific Northwest Ballet join the dance historian Doug Fullington in answering such questions, as they dissect three classic duets that trace their origins to that revered ballet master.