cannot be unequivocally settled". Oz is a world-class literary master of such situations.
You don't get better at remembering faces by practicing remembering digits, and even if you train to become a world-class chess master you won't necessarily develop a better memory in other areas of your life.
Because of its close proximity to the Yale School of Music, where approximately 200 performers of exceptional skill pursue advanced degrees in music, students of the Department of Music are able to benefit from world-class concerts, master classes, and operatic productions, and are inspired by daily interactions with members of the School of Music.
The best players can be awarded specific lifetime titles by the world chess organization FIDE: Grandmaster (shortened as GM; sometimes International Grandmaster or IGM is used) is awarded to world-class chess masters.
And on the other side of campus up at the Quad, our Harvard Dance Center colleagues who also hosted world-class artists in master classes, workshops, residencies, community cyphers and three world premieres performed by the Harvard Dance Project.
No round-up of the year would be complete without mentioning the outstanding work of our OFA Ceramics Program colleagues who hosted a seemingly endless lineup of world-class artists offering master classes and workshops and beauty in all sorts of magical shapes and forms and materials across the bridge in Allston.
Much as a meteorologist tracks storms several days before they hit, Smith and many world-class surfers have mastered the art of reading weather charts to predict when and where the greatest-sized ocean swells will hit.
But "we're not doing this for the sake of being local; we're doing it because what's available locally can make world-class whiskey," says Matt Hofmann, master distiller at Westland.
The Guggenheim, with museums in New York and three European cities, has long had an interest in sharing the Hermitage's world-class collection of old master, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works, antiquities and decorative arts.
As the Frick rolls out its plans, it could face opposition for altering one of New York's beloved historic buildings, a late Gilded Age mansion designed by Thomas Hastings for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick, where visitors can view a world-class assemblage of old master paintings, European sculpture and decorative arts.
