Wolffish is "one of New England's underexploited fishes, a condition that will be corrected when housewives discover its excellence," Carson wrote.
In the end Lizzie discovers that excellence isn't everything, a moral that surely comes as a relief to her fans if not their parents.
Next up is a major expansion of school choice, restoring both local and parental control to K-12 education while encouraging market forces to discover and reward excellence rather than rewarding the worst performing schools with ever more tax dollars.
Discovering and furthering human knowledge – pursuing excellence and extending the possible — is another.
Meanwhile, given that functional foods are such big news in Scandinavia (see the main Industry Insider article) it's no surprise to discover the Swedish Center of Excellence and Innovation in Functional Foods.
Managers should scan their facility for existing pockets of excellence, to discover, support and expand staff interactions and relationships that already promote better performance.
Research suggest [ 10] that "managers should scan their facility for existing pockets of excellence, to discover, support and expand staff interactions and relationships that already promote better performance" (p 13).
The experienced reader or viewer will approach art with "the same excellence of faculties which contributes to the improvement of reason" (SOT, 278), discovering the true character of the object within "the disorder, in which they are presented" (SOT, 273).
The award aims to: discover innovations in governance; reward excellence in the public sector; motivate public servants to further promote innovation; enhance professionalism in the public service; raise the image of public service; enhance trust in government; and collect and disseminate successful practices for possible replication.
The developing writer reacts to excellence as it is discovered — wherever and whenever — and of course does some imitating (unavoidably) in the process of drawing from the admired fabric things to make one's own.
