Our IM teams excelled, we consistently won top honors in terms of academics, and we were involved in many important parts of MIT life (including the IFC and the Tech newspaper).
The widespread view that Torres is now in decline will certainly not bother Simeone, who has excelled in consistently extracting the highest possible level of performance out of an unheralded squad.
"Good morning, Mr. Whitfield," the children chant, welcoming A. B. Whitfield, who runs this 20-year-old private school where poor black and Hispanic youngsters consistently excel, compared with their public school counterparts.
Jasper Brinkley, who filled in at middle linebacker when E.J. Henderson broke his leg in 2009, may also get a look on the weak side, though he has a tendency to play too laterally and might not possess the fluidity to consistently excel in the flats.
The good news is, we don't have to wait to see how a high functioning system of public schools can consistently excel academically, while using only the limited per pupil revenue available via public funding.
Supervised systems consistently excel as demonstrated in a range of evaluation challenges, such as BioCreative I (Hirschman et al., 2005) and II (Krallinger et al. 2008b) and the BioNLP shared tasks (e.g. Kim et al., 2009).
Robots and machines excel at repeatability and consistently delivering one type of thing.
The heavyweight boxer Teófilo Stevenson is representative of another field in which Cubans have consistently excelled.
For example, Japanese auto companies have consistently excelled through their capabilities in lean manufacturing.
Chef Greg Vernick excels at creating consistently simple, fresh and refined fare that changes frequently, and includes an assortment of toasts, a raw bar, small and large plates and food roasted in the wood-fired oven.
