They forgot that in order to get to that easily sellable biker jacket, it had to go via a technically mastered piece that had been shown on the catwalk".
You'll learn how to draw technically and master key engineering principles.
Her acclaimed performance reportedly strengthened her technically, for to master Massine's many repeated jumps she had to perfect her own jumping powers.
Journalists mocked it, clinicians ignored it, and women shunned it, claiming that the condom was aesthetically unappealing and technically difficult to master.
Including examples of the technically impressive bronze masters from which the multiples were cast in plaster, this exhibition showcases an artist who was as remarkable for his entrepreneurial savvy as for his idealistic vision of life in America.
Speaking in the 1950s, Stravinsky said he would not conduct the Rite in the Soviet Union, since years of cultural restriction had left orchestras technically incapable of mastering its demands.
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Yes, the master clock, technically called the suprachiasmatic nucleus, or SCN, is in your brain.
"It should not be a sad night tonight," said Mr. Perrier, a chef who, in 42 years of presiding over the kitchen at Le Bec-Fin, came to be seen as the very model of the technically exacting and emotionally tempestuous master of French cuisine.
Technically you are not my master but you make demands of me anyway.
