Almost any pianist playing Rachmaninoff would sympathize; by such standards, most are handicapped in relation to the big-pawed old master.
A slave who had acquired libertas was a libertus ("freed person," feminine liberta) in relation to his former master, who then became his patron (patronus): the two parties continued to have customary and legal obligations to each other.
The command of the robot is described in [ 10] and is based on the equivalence relation of the master arm stylus and the robot's tool.
Walking outside, onto the street, Guerrero continued venting about his worsening relations with the master tenant and his apparently rent-free crony.
It was in this atmosphere of virile camaraderie that there developed the characteristic ideal of Greek love that was enduringly to mark Hellenic civilization and to deeply influence its conception of education itself for example, in the relation of master to pupil.
In some sense, academic-industrial interactions in Russia resemble relations between dancers trying to master the basic dirty dancing hold.
Here, a relation between the Tstress and the master curve transition temperature T0 is experimentally developed and verified.
Or rather, it is the relation between master and pupil, from the pre-Socratic teachers to our own modern sages, that is his theme.
Examples of principal-accessory relationships are the relation between an owner and his or her disposable property and the relation between a master and "born servant").
(Images of the last relationship are provided by the relations between a master and his "born servant" or an owner and his disposable property).
