Sentence examples for to better master from inspiring English sources

Master this quick breathing technique — the complete breath — in order to better master meditation: Standing up straight, exhale completely.

Due to the growing use of RFID in various economic sectors, it seems essential to educate engineers, and technicians, to better master this technology.

It leads to deploy maintenance strategy more efficient vs. proactive mainly based on component and functional degradation prognosis process able to set-up adapted maintenance decision making to better master its direct and indirect costs.

This paper aims at proposing a graphical representation composed of several performance maps to help to answer to some current questions that can puzzle membrane end-users facing the arrangement of membranes in cascade in order to better master separation of complex media.

Which only makes my point for me: Palin must learn to better master the media, instead of letting it master her.

Children who mentor special needs friends are likely to better master their own academic work, and show improved self-esteem.

Not until the company was pelted with complaints from home-theater enthusiasts did they bring in Leon Vitali, Kubrick's assistant, to authorize better masters for new DVD's.

In any learning venue, classroom or experiential, there is always the likelihood that some domains are apt to be better mastered than others; and there is instructionally diagnostic value in knowing which domains are successfully learned and which less so, and whether membership in the enhanced APPE cohort predicts learning gains in some domains more than others.

"Henry had always said that he wanted to be a better master than any white man he had ever known," Mr. Jones writes of his book's central character.

Though the novel never explicitly addresses this question, readers get the message: because slavery was legal and believed to be sanctioned by God, because wealth and status consisted in owning human flesh -- and because Henry "wanted to be a better master than any white man he had ever known".

A future challenge would be to better understand, master and balance these relationships — across multiple levels, processes and activities.