Sentence examples for terms master from inspiring English sources

The terms master, doctor, and professor were all equivalent.

Instead of the terms "master" and "slave", however, she uses the terms "Subject" and "Other".

For clarity of explanation, it will be used hereafter the single terms master and slave to denote stations operating in either master or slave mode.

It's not exactly adaptive learning, but it does personalize and add granularity to the learning process, allowing students to see the average time they spend interacting with textbooks, the percentage of pages annotated, glossary terms mastered, and so on.

Little did they know that Mr Bouteflika would be able to play them off against each other for four terms, mastering the game of shifting alliances to displace his rivals one by one.

The content, wording, and ordering of each survey question were designed to address issues of relevance as determined by a comprehensive literature search using the following keyword search terms: "masters athlete," "older athlete," "risk factors," "cardiovascular risk factors," and "cardiovascular disease," and by aggregate clinical experience of the investigative team.

My first encounter with the term "master" was as an older sister.

Approval based on evidence of readiness shown in first term master classes.

Protesters at Yale have demanded a similar change, concerned that the term "master" has ugly connotations associated with slavery.

It's necessary to have a long-term master plan that over time continues to add value to the development".

The mat explained that the University had stopped using the phrase because the term master "is reminiscent of slave masters and the legacy of slavery".