Sentence examples similar to a particular ability and from inspiring English sources

"Each man brings to the job his own abilities, and Bishop Dolan is obviously blessed with a particular ability to reach out and inspire potential recruits," Father Sweeney said.

Mr. Udaltsov has a particular ability to mobilize young men and is one of the few opposition leaders to focus on economic issues relevant to Russians outside large cities.

Additionally, PCA could be used to consider data from a set of tests focussing on a particular ability, such as auditory processing, and used to fractionate the component computations.

As would be expected, given that no test provides a pure measure of a particular ability, these tests were highly intercorrelated and hence were not uniquely related to particular brain regions apart from a subcortical cluster for synonym judgement that was eliminated when we controlled for lesion size.

Materials science companies sell molecules, and chemists have a particular ability to make new forms of matter.

This CTn-family seems to have a particular ability to acquire accessory genes including resistance determinants, to cause genome rearrangements and to mobilize other replicons.

"Jeopardy" draws on a particular ability, Professor Gardner wrote in an e-mail message.

Indeed, Zapatero has a particular ability to get under the skin of conservatives in Spain.

But governors have a particular ability to capitalize on a turn in the economic cycle.

London has a particular ability to change in this way: areas that can move from one social group to another and between ethnicities, or from industrial to artistic.

A new study on dog intelligence, carried out at Harvard, now finds that dogs also have evolved a particular ability to pick up on human gestures.