Sentence examples for set of master from inspiring English sources

When its stint at Lacma ends, the film's one and only set of master reels will be shipped to that temple in New Orleans, where it will sit, unprotected, in a public space that is filled with skulls and snakes.

Additionally, an on-chip real-time operating system kernel is included to support transparent multi-tasking over the set of master processors.

As soon as it was in the water, Mr. Henderson and his assistant, Larry McClelland, went through their set of master boat keys until one fit.

One specific module is a set of "master regulator" basic helix-loop-helix transcription factors that regulate individual consecutive steps in stomatal development.

By using the set of master profiles as the yardstick for all of its employee appraisals, the agency was able to remove much of the subjectivity that plagues conventional appraisal methods.

A Coral Springs SWAT team arrived almost five minutes later to clear the building, and Peterson left his position against the wall and ran to give the team his set of master keys to the classroom doors.

Despite being potentially applicable to a set of master-slave networks, this paper discusses the specific implementation of the proposed mechanisms on top of the FTT-CAN protocol.

But at least there will be only one set of masters and the goals will be clear.

Because the city had been put under the Emergency Financial Control Board, the unions were also negotiating with a new set of masters.

All his schemes went belly up, some more spectacularly than others: an ambitious plan to create note-for-note clones of his entire catalogue, thereby offering consumers an alternative set of masters, stalled after only one song.

However we all vote at the next election, a government will still get in, but it would be good to feel we could remind our next set of masters of such small things as civil rights, tolerance, real affective community, flattening economic hierarchies, social mobility, and the defence of the greatest achievement of postwar British politics, the National Health Service.