It is suppositio, not significatio, that is characterized by that formula.[54] Even in Ockham's concept of sign, which comes closest to such a description, the aptitude 'to stand for something' is just one component of the whole function of the sign.
But Michael Silver at Yahoo Sports says that's Tebow's specialty: For all of his obvious flaws, including poor mechanics and a seeming lack of aptitude for reading defenses, he did something momentous in 2011.
Never mind what this tells us about the coalition's aptitude for media management, it also reflects something important about underlying attitudes towards the nature of the tax and benefit system.
If you see yourself aiming for something like this, now's the time to start building experience running complex projects, flexing your entrepreneurial muscle and showing an aptitude for risk management.
In order for something to be in potency toward a particular form it must both lack that form and also possess an aptitude to take it on.
"I have an aptitude for math, but I thought I might do something in the public sector," she said.
lack said: "Greg has shown a remarkable level of recovery during a short space of time, something he has shown an aptitude for throughout his athletics career.
The Democratic Party's challenge, though, is not only to recalibrate its positions on abortion and national security but also to persuade voters that Democrats have something essential to offer: an aptitude for governing.
But by assembling your friends, Facebook and Oculus can use their natural aptitude for social to make your virtual reality experiences something worth remembering.
There was something about me that, despite my skills and aptitude for the work, made me incompatible with military culture: I'm gay.
They divorced when Ellen was tiny, so she spent her childhood between their two houses, a fortnight in each, something she says may have given her an aptitude for "being in new spaces all the time".
