The manufacture of glass vessels, which may have begun slightly earlier in Mesopotamia, was carried to a high point of excellence in Egypt during the 18th dynasty (c. 1490 onwards).
Aristotle said that we as humans must find the point of excellence and not eat too much or too little.
Starting from a high level of excellence, the laser would not be able to add benefits to the point that it would be statistically different.
Quality: The level of excellence.
Italy's cultural police report to Franceschini, who describes the force as "a point of reference of excellence in the world".
Writing in The Harvard Business Review, Daniel Goleman author of Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence, points to recent research in neuroscience showing that we focus our attention in many ways, drawing on different neural pathways.
Points of interest include academic excellence, research ability or potential, communication and interpersonal skills, and leadership abilities.
Over the last two or three decades, in fact, this farming has become ever more specialised, to the point where it produces products of excellence.
What intrigues me it that the same details that appear to one person as red marks or criticism are to another marks of excellence and proof points for success.
Cooke and Leydesdorff (2006) point to the creation of infrastructure of excellence to provide basic and applied research capabilities, and in turn construction of regional competitive advantage.
A fourth and related point is that creating these nodes of excellence might be easier and indeed more justifiable by learning from the regulatory experience of other countries and encouraging the dissemination of best practice.
