Master your thoughts and master your life.
TCs are concepts that, when mastered, represent a transformed and integrative understanding of a discipline without which the learner cannot progress.
Transforming the self into an integrated personality and mastering the world with tireless energy, subjective value and objective rationality once formed "one unbroken whole" [Weber 1910/1978, 319].
In 1957, Edward Matsumoto used imported Japanese materials to transform the master bedroom of their home into L.A.'s first traditional Japanese tearoom.
I had the pleasure of speaking with this next generation wig master about how wigs are transforming and how they have transformed her.
In order to derive the analysis expression of the probability distribution and noise, we transform the chemical master equation into a confluence hypergeometric equation [ 51, 53], using the probability-generating function.
The technology could transform the way we make things -- from improving designs on bicycle helmets to reshaping bridges and mastering the art of artificial limbs.
Implementing the transform at the master site eases integration of new robot types.
They had transformed the master's manner of acid elegance, logical tightness, factual punctiliousness, and merciless laceration in debate into a sort of shallow Noël Coward style.
(Indeed, Bathsheba's closest confidants are both in her employ). By 1873, the year the novel was written, mechanization of farm tasks and the promise of manufacturing jobs in the cities, both alluded to briefly in the final scenes of the PBS version, had so far transformed relations between master and men that the fledging National Agricultural Labourers Union had 100,000 members.
"How these [public relations] professionals can transform masters of techno-babble into credible spokespersons so quickly and smoothly is an amazing thing to behold," says Kevin Quinn, Chief Public Affairs Office, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District.
