This summer, four foresters from around the country gathered in a Los Angeles suburb for a $2,900 test-preparation course to master the new system in advance of a required state test.
While traditional role-playing games can be enjoyably painstaking affairs that test players' ability to master tactics, complex rule systems and dozens of skills and abilities, Diablo has always been an orgy of wanton slashing and hacking.
Following this, the male offspring was tested for their capacity to master an eight-arm radial maze, a spatial navigation task well known to depend on an intact hippocampus.
At some schools, particularly those in middle-class areas that were already performing well, parents and public officials have complained that children are spending more time on learning to master the tests than on learning itself.
While Volvo has long been a pioneer in automotive safety, winning frequent five-star ratings for its cars in crash tests, Chinese automakers have struggled to master the science of occupant protection.
The age at fur development, testes descent, and the ability to master the rotating rod test were not different between treated and control animals (data not shown).
Mice whose skeletons did not produce osteocalcin as a result of genetic manipulation were anxious, depressed, and almost completely unable to master a test of spatial memory.
There is something very strange in testing a student's ability to master, analyse and engage with difficult philosophical material by sitting them down for two or three hours at a rickety table, under neon lights.
In other words, if they're smart enough to master such sophisticated test prep, they deserve a 6.
To correct these deficiencies, this study developed a method of using complex modulus tests to construct the master curve model of the relaxation modulus with a continuous relaxation spectrum that complied with the linear viscoelastic theory and allowed possible asymmetry in the relaxation spectrum curve.
