Even words like justice lose meaning because everything gets reduced to the narrow qualities of the here and now.
Mencken's major enthusiasms included the fiction of Joseph Conrad and Theodore Dreiser, but he also promoted minor writers for their attacks on gentility, such as James Branch Cabell, or for their revolt against the narrow, frustrated quality of life in rural communities, including Zona Gale and Ruth Suckow.
Training "on-the-job" includes training on-the-job in the narrow sense, quality circles, job rotation, and self-learning programs.
The analysis shows, properly designed, the system exhibits an EIT-like transmission spectrum: a narrow high quality factor resonant mode (the line-width is about 0.1 nm).
The development of malting barley varieties requires the adherence to a narrow malting quality profile and thus the use of advanced cycle breeding strategies.
But there is a widely held perception that Chile has yet to fulfill its early promise as a source of truly great wines and that Argentine winemakers have been steadily narrowing the quality gap between the two.
Occurrences of a narrow (high-quality) focusing, dispersion of the particles (no focusing) and split of the focusing band are also determined.
Rugby can, at times, have a cosmic complexity but there are days when nothing can be more simple - when hunger and will to win narrows the quality gap and it all comes down to who has the nerve.
The identified gaps were communicated to all intervention health facilities and encouraged to initiate necessary corrective measures with a promised token incentive, should service providers succeed in narrowing the quality care gaps.
By focusing on a narrow, high-quality product line (and shaving expenses throughout the process), Chamandy and his younger brother, Glenn, have snagged a 9% market share in North America and propelled Gildan from obscurity to $150 million in sales — in an industry where nearly everyone else has been closing down capacity and frantically restructuring.
