Perhaps this is the most important principle of mastering improv and living in the moment.
"I would hope that this government doing large-scale growth areas – whatever they're going to be called – sticks to the principle [of master planning], that we don't see pockets of 'in-fill' development, ad hoc phases.
Fractures are often treated with different types of internal fixation, which is a great contributor to training of surgical skills through the principle of the master-apprentice model.
Martial arts, which first became popular in the United States after World War 2, come in a staggering array of styles, with origins in nearly any country you can think of, each with a different set of standards, moves, and principles to master.
He mastered photography sufficiently to teach it as an art at the school, where he insisted that students observe the principles of old master composition.
The guiding principle of a town-wide master plan is at the core of creating balanced communities.
Kant is an ethical monist, holding that there is one master principle of morality the categorical imperative which is fundamental and from which all our particular duties can be derived.
Time-temperature superposition principle was applied for the construction of master curves.
The court explained that Title VII explicitly defines employer to include any "agent," and it holds the employer responsible for its employees' misconduct of sexual harassment on the basis of the principles of respondeat superior ("that the master must answer") and constructive notice.
Animals as low in the evolutionary scale as the pigeon can master the principle of this so-called oddity problem.
As for love, Breton gassily pronounced it "the sole motivating principle of the world, the only master that humans must recognize".
