Uncompromising commitment results in unashamed boldness and an uncommon standard
Unashamed boldness and uncompromising commitment are central to the Swiss identity. These are the attributes that earned them the trust of kings. And they continue to earn that trust today. These traits also underpin the renowned Swiss reputation for quality and service.
Fox personality
The Fox personality is characterized by an uncompromising standard of excellence. Megan Fox is an excellent example of this characteristic. She has a wide variety of innovative ideas, but always insists on her uncompromising standards of excellence. Hence, she is something of a hybrid of the hedgehog and fox.
Skyguide
Skyguide on Uncompromising Standards is an astronomy app that is perfect for hobbyists and sophisticated star enthusiasts alike. It displays a detailed celestial map and celestial objects up to a limit magnitude of 6.3. It also has a powerful search function that allows you to align a map to a specific celestial object or constellation in live mode. You can search by the traditional name of the object, catalog designation, or constellation. It also includes detailed information about each celestial object.
Skyguide uses a patented algorithm to detect stars. This helps it improve its guiding performance under seeing-limited conditions. The algorithm is called Advanced Digital Image Correlation.
Gordon Rausser
Gordon Rausser is the Robert Gordon Sproul Distinguished Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. He has made significant contributions to the field of agricultural economics throughout his distinguished career, including his time as dean of the College of Natural Resources at Berkeley. He has also held leadership positions in government, business, and public policy.
As an entrepreneur, Rausser has worked to shape U.S. economic policy through his expertise in the field of derivatives and futures markets. He has held a number of leadership positions at UC Berkeley, including being the Dean of the College of Natural Resources where he developed innovative public-private research agreements. As a dean, he also increased college resources by three hundred percent, and he implemented a merit-based allocation of resources.