Contoh craftsmanship

• Developers appear inclined to entice the buyer with a sleek kitchen and oak floor, at the expense of craftsmanship and longterm maintenance.

• This was not craftsmanship with a dead hand, but craftsmanship continually receptive to new influences provided it did not break with the basic tradition.

• Both composers were able to complete the task within the time frame, although differences in craftsmanship and compositional development led to differences in time use.

• Furthermore, in contradistinction to craftsmanship, it was not the hand and its mechanical energy that brought about the transformations in distillation but fire.

• The political craftsmanship behind these decisions is a telling example of stability through change.

• The federation supported a pragmatic ethic of independent craftsmanship and took exception to meddling by local authorities and reformers.

• The process of making a model required skilled craftsmanship but also the messy handling of matter, and models were therefore made in the workshop.

• The high-quality craftsmanship and strict framework on marble vases argues for increasing oversight and decisions regarding the patronage of these vases.

• The craftsmanship, too, is of the highest standard: for once, no corners are cut.

• For these procedures a certain amount of courage and a lot of craftsmanship is required.

• References, figures, photos of actual new instruments, and recommended readings make this book a fairly complete introduction to this new area of musical instrument 'craftsmanship'.

• Art schools, especially, celebrated local individuals and local craftsmanship, but also alluded to the arts more generally.

• Of course, it is a bricolage as well and, given the time of its construction, a bricolage largely based on craftsmanship rather than industry.

• Nonetheless, the observer perceives in each a trinity of natural creation, human craftsmanship, and everyday use.

• They revise continually, so that the poem becomes as much a piece of craftsmanship as the mixing of paints or the learning of dance steps.