Discovering and furthering human knowledge – pursuing excellence and extending the possible — is another.
Even more significantly this landing marked the onset of confusion and uncertainty concerning the future of one of America's greatest sources of knowledge, technical excellence, and national pride -- our human space flight program.
Students that undertake few course works will normally show deficiency in their scientific knowledge and their career success and excellence will be doubtful.
He generously shared his knowledge and commitment to educational excellence with the Adelphi community.
The college had been founded to teach military and agricultural knowledge, and Ross had demonstrated excellence in the army and as a farmer.
As our prior investigation has highlighted, unanimous agreement exists among medical students of several countries with regard to the lack of prestige of family medicine, reinforced through undergraduate training in academic contexts that clearly associate medical expertise and excellence with specialized medical knowledge.
Efforts to achieve this goal centre mainly on the appointment of the "best and brightest officers" and in particular, the constant upgrading of their skills and knowledge for judicial excellence.
Literature was collected from the search engines Google, Google Scholar, and PubMed, relying primarily on the keywords: global, health, promotion, population, sustainable development, competencies, evaluation, skills, knowledge, excellence, and research.
Murphy 2001 includes life, knowledge, aesthetic experience, excellence in work and play, excellence in agency, inner peace, friendship and community, religion, and happiness (p. 96).
They offer us their knowledge and push us to strive for excellence; they often tip the balance between loving and loathing a subject.
