There is no system for writing Vietnamese traditional music so its survival depends on master musicians passing their skills on to the next generation.
Once they master survival English, other priorities reassert themselves — usually spending the time at home with their children or working a second job.
We should also use federal spending to encourage the spread of programs for adults who've mastered survival English — one approach is classes that combine language instruction with, say, vocational training.
North Korea, a master of survival surrounded by bigger powers, has often used this tactic of creating and then exploiting their disputes and may be particularly tempted to use it now that leaders with such different approaches have taken power in Seoul and Washington.
Paul Rees Match report: Exeter 23-4 Wasps Rob Andrew: the rebel who became the establishment's master of survival London Irish's gloomy season is not quite over – they have one last game this weekend against Wasps in Coventry – but any uncertainty about where they will play next season has been removed.
Sensing and responding to the environment are two essential functions that all biological organisms need to master for survival and successful reproduction.
Tony Wagner wrote that today's students must master seven survival skills, one of which is curiosity and imagination, to thrive in the new world of work.
Given the evolution of faster replicating parasites, units of replication that rely on helpers for survival, such as the master sequence, are counterselected and go extinct (as explained above).
Earth Unplugged's Maddie Moate discovers that animals that live life in the slow lane, like tortoises, sloths and garden snails, are the masters of survival.
Mr. Specter, a survivor of cancer and a brain tumor, was a master of political survival, too, largely by nimbly balancing the interests of both parties.
