Sentence examples for reach master from inspiring English sources

Epstein says that they found that the average time it took to reach "master" status was eleven thousand hours — but that one player reached that level in just three thousand hours.

As noted above, an apprenticeship alone generally lasts at least two years, while seven years or more may be required to reach master status.[2].

He began playing chess when he was four years old, reached master standard by the age of 13 and went on to represent England.

If she achieves a master rating in the next three years, Carissa will set another record: the youngest female master yet – Irina Kush, was 12 when she reached master level and she has since won the US Women's Chess Championship five times, including in 2012.

8) Evaluation and performance that may reach a master standard: this is not achievable, since there is no definition of what the master standard would be 9) Advancement to the next task: this is not realistic with a one-day training.

To reach the master bedroom, you must traverse the cavernous room on your left.

She was the first woman to reach life master status, in 1939, and is today a member of the American Contract Bridge League's Hall of Fame.

According to a report from Honda PDFF) posted over the weekend on the Web site of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, liquids may seep into the door and reach the master power switch for the electric windows.

He has uncovered a cascade of changes that eventually reach a master protein inside the cell that is also the end point of pathways from other kinds of neurotransmitters besides dopamine.

The streaming router could insulate the user from external services by presenting a single IP address to the outside world and then distribute the bots once they reach the master box.

There are nine elements of DP: 1) high motivation and concentration, 2) well-defined learning objects, 3) appropriate level of difficulty, 4) focused, repetitive practice, 5) rigorous, reliable measurements, 6) feedback, 7) monitoring, error correction, 8) evaluation and performance that may reach a master standard, 9) advancement to the next task [ 32].