Day, 28, was a precocious Masters starter in his first three appearances, sandwiching second- and third-place finishes around a withdrawal because of an ankle injury.
She was an extremely precocious child who mastered Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and several modern languages at an early age, and her father liked to host gatherings where she could display her knowledge.
Alekhine was a precocious chess player, becoming a master at age 16 and a grandmaster at age 22.
Before long, she developed a precocious childhood fascination with the R & B masters Ray Charles and Jackie Wilson.
From the grin on his baby face, though, you got the feeling that such precocious expansion was always part of the J. W. Anderson master plan.
Nathan Grabow, also 13, showed precocious talent playing Bach's French Suite No. 6 in an engaging master class led by the Rev. Sean Duggan, a Bach specialist.
A real-life master class, however, in which a world-famous pianist instructs precocious children before a group of sympathetic onlookers, promises a much kinder experience.
In particular, Li mastered both traditional Chinese and available Western mathematical treatises at a precocious age.
Her students include precocious home-schooled child actors and women approaching 90 who want to stay active, and maybe master a half-Lutz.
A number of features in the barn's carpentry are described by English Heritage as "experimental, precocious and regionally unusual," which is attributed to the very high level of skill of the master carpenters who built it.
