Sentence examples for excellence capture from inspiring English sources
It is to be bestowed upon someone whose spirit and excellence capture the visionary passion that Dick Clark himself incorporated into everything he did".
Recent studies have revealed that discovery and development of new drugs alone are not sufficient to achieve therapeutic excellence and capture market economies.
In addition, ARCP is not intended to capture excellence in training but merely adequate progression.
ARCP data is a simple measure of adequate progression and does not capture excellence so could hide a bimodal distribution whereby mature junior doctors are also more likely to excel as well as have problems of progression.
Has the Ref proved so successful at capturing research excellence that it's now the gold standard for evaluating all university activity?
Taken together, and with the addition of other figures and more detailed explanations that appear in that paper, these three types of description constitute a bene par excellence; they are intended to capture the dynamics of the intricate regulatory process that is part of the development of the sea urchin S. purpuratus, and which results from its DNA being the way it is.
We were able to find multiple examples for each domain, and there were not any cases that we reviewed which unearthed a feature of clinical excellence that could not be captured our holistic definition.
It fails, in particular, to capture "human action par excellence", because it fails to account for the agent's participation.
All you have to do is emotionally capture that feeling of excellence using whatever role models or scenario playing that works for you.
Moreover, one can then separate the question of whether the standard theory accounts for the agent's participation from the question of whether it captures human action par excellence.
Once worn by Roman athletes demonstrating their excellence in horsemanship, the rare treasure even captured the interest of an anonymous bidder who wanted to do his part for the cause.
