determination

In the middle of the 14th century, "decision, judgment" from the decision of the former French (14c), "decision, settlement, definition" (main decision) from Latin's decision "conclusion, boundary", deterministic past participle stem Action noun from (I understand)

As "end" (especially legal process), the end of 15c. It was originally physics or anatomy as the "fixed direction to the target" since the 1650s; the figurative meaning "fixation of the will" started in the 1680s; "decisive quality" began in 1822 It was.

Quality is a customer's decision, not an engineer's decision, a marketing decision, or a general administrative decision. It is based on experience with your actual product or service and is measured according to subjective requirements, either explicitly or hidden, consciously or cognitively, technically or completely. The word quality has several meanings. Two of these meaning govern the use of words. Quality includes product characteristics that meet customer needs to provide product satisfaction. 2. Quality includes not having defects. However, in such a manual, it is convenient to standardize short definition of word quality as "suitable for use".

Just as you make a decision on something, the sense of determination is rooted in the old French words meaning "decision". Usually this decision is made after much consideration and research, as Copernicus decided to rotate the earth around the sun. This word also means courage, courage, courage, and persistence. "With diligence and determination, they can complete school projects on time."

Buddhism has the word "faith planting resolve and planting determination to plant diligence" (right effort). With sincerity, we can raise a bigger determination. Through good faith decisions people will naturally become diligent and will do the right effort. In short, faith leads determination, which will bring courage and effort. This is the development of energy of faith. All credible actions require diligence and courage, but we must start with faith and determination.