Sentence examples for aptitude of the from inspiring English sources
With his degree in computer science, he delights in the sheer aptitude of the system.
Keeping below the radar was unfortunately never an aptitude of the industry's pioneer, Mickey Cesar, the self-anointed Pope of Pot.
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For a television show to depict Essex as a world of white stilettos, vajazzled women and monosyllabic men is hardly revelatory; after all everyone has heard the age-old jokes about the mental aptitude of the county's female population.
Today, Browning's fans relish in the fantastic yet grotesque depictions created by the director, and they see his embracing of "freaks" as a virtue in that he often championed the moral aptitude of the disfigured over the good-looking though debased characters.
The Sun angle varies according to timing, latitude, and aptitude of the camera [22].
Since the FRESHER workshops focus on participants from continental Europe, the aptitude of these users as participants for the workshops is rather limited.
Since a major limitation in buccal drug delivery could be the low permeability of the epithelium, the aptitude of NLX to penetrate the mucosal barrier was assessed.
For products such a cheese where the probiotic displays an active metabolism the stability depends on the inherent aptitudes of the strain involved and on the physical properties of the matrix.
The aptitude of ordinary people for the extraordinary — the inclination to fight, the preparation for battle, and, above all, the weight of their life experience itself as sustenance or obstacle to their exertions — is never even suggested.
Due to the well-known sensitivity of the behaviors of free structures under seismic excitations, the question of the aptitude of a numerical model to accurately represent them arise.
