Mathematics, which as a student by nature he will take very easily, will be prescribed to train him to abstract thought and to faith in the unembodied; a moral being by native disposition, he must be led to make his virtue perfect; after the Mathematics he must be put through a course in Dialectic and made an adept in the science.
Moreover, we humans evidently have a native disposition to be rule-following punishers, who tend to accept current dominant social norms and to desire to punish those who violate them even when doing so is disadvantageous for us (Bicchieri 2006: chapter 3 and Henrich and Henrich 2006: chapters 7 8).
One of the most famous examples of this is a study about lottery winners: they are often happy for a little while, but eventually the novelty of the money wears off, distant relatives hold out their hands a few times too many, and the winners return to their native dispositions.
A North Carolina native whose disposition is far sunnier than the somber presence he gave off on "The Apprentice," Mr. Cooper is much more at home talking about the golf course, with good reason.
(e) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (a) through (d) of this section, the Federal land manager will follow the procedures required by NAGPRA and its implementing regulations for determining the disposition of Native American human remains and other "cultural items", as defined by NAGPRA, that have been excavated, removed, or discovered on public lands.
His apparent response was to claim that such indeterminacy is mitigated in practice within the shared dispositions of one's native language what he called a "home language".
Later, in assuming an "antic disposition", Cumberbatch tries on a Native American headdress and then settles for parading around in the scarlet tunic and peaked helmet of a 19th-century infantryman.
The owner, Afranio, told me that a 32-year-old Pantanal native named Tuca would be "completely at my disposition" as a guide for two days.
The owner, Afrânio, told me that a 32-year-old Pantanal native named Tuca would be "completely at my disposition" as a guide for two days.
Parental C. lutrensis can overcome native congeners following introduction because of an aggressive disposition, short generation times, and high fecundity (DeVivo 1995; Fuller et al. 1999; Burkhead and Huge 2002).
Like all native Kentuckians he is of an energetic, enterprising and intelligent disposition, and in the discharge of his duties he has been remarkably faithful and competent.
