As an illustration of the firm's devotion to "continuous improvement", this is one of the pillars of what has become known as the "Honeywell operating system" (HOS .In this section Facestagram's photo opportunity Best Bye-bye?
His friend had an American's devotion to self-improvement.
This devotion to self-improvement may explain why psychoanalysis became so popular in the United States, even as it remained marginal in Europe.
Adrian Brown at the Centre for Public Impact was similarly puzzled at how stuck governments had become in their devotion to systems of improvement whose time had passed.
Yet the vibrancy and energy of children in the slum – and this is reflected in Slumdog – are immensely touching; but there is no trace here of their devotion to learning and self-improvement.
Throughout his adult life Bruckner displayed an intense devotion to the spiritual life; an inexorable appetite for musical study, revision, and improvement; and a love of practice and improvisation at the organ.
His English biographer Ian Thomson suggests that Levi developed a sense of himself as physically and sexually inadequate, and that his subsequent devotion to robust athletic pursuits, such as mountaineering and skiing, represented a self-improvement project.
An avid tennis player and home improvement enthusiast, he will be remembered for his kindness, generosity, calm and steady presence, and devotion to family.
This does not mark an improvement in the discourse, for all the self-satisfied back-patting over the claims of devotion to the electorate's moral elevation.
This is an improvement over many current systems, which usually require several layers of navigation, and even after tremendous devotion to memorization, prove distracting to the driver.
For all the material improvement in Mr. Thondrup's life, like most Tibetans he seems to care far more about prayer and devotion to the Dalai Lama.
