British troops have provided forces from other nations with training on preventing sexual violence, and, with UK help, the Bosnian army has set up a centre of excellence for such training.
Transdisciplinary research requires the development of centers of excellence, such as the Swiss TPH, which have developed a culture of One Health through unique training opportunities and practical collaboration.
The excellence of Dominican shortstops, such as Fernández, Frank Taveras, Rafael Ramírez, Rafael Belliard, and Rafael Santana, created the impression that the Dominican Republic was the premier producer of players for that crucial position.
There are islands of excellence, such as Warsaw University's institute of computing science.
In the meantime even those whom he ridicules may be grateful to him for providing a theatre of such excellence.
I had not presumed to expect of any thing of such excellence from Southey.
Maybe a lot of viewers were exposed to someone of such excellence, they just got depressed when he was injured and then lost interest in the show.
"At the present day, I swear to thee, that there are Women in the World of such excellence, that I have more envy of the life which they lead in secret than of all the Sciences which the Ancients taught in public".
Much more interestingly, nearly a century before Darwin's Origin of Species, Peter Simon Pallas proposed in Elenchus Zoophytorum [ 48] that the gradation among organisms might best be described as a branching tree: "...various authors desire a certain pleasing scale in nature, of such excellence as will never be found, such as Bradley and Bonnet wish for.
