These properties condition the aptitude of these materials toward their use in lithium and sodium electrochemical cells.
If you showed any aptitude for studies, you were pushed toward the sciences and mathematics.
Hitherto, he has shown little aptitude for, or even any inclination toward, the messy business of governing.
The movement of substrates through our proposed cascade depended upon a combination of factors, including temperature, strength of various oxygen metal bonds, phenol and alcohol acidity, migratory aptitude of phenol protecting groups, its inclination toward β-elimination, and the propensity for the o-QM intermediate to undergo the subsequent 1,4-conjugate addition.
Ms. Baker's peerless aptitude for exploring how people grope their way toward a sense of equanimity, even as they learn to accept disappointment, is among the things that make her such a gifted writer.
In this study, we draw from Sumida's (2010) research in which he argued that some people show a bias toward a particular skill and strong aptitude in a specific field.
In the 5 years since former president of Harvard University Lawrence Summers made a household name for himself by suggesting that women may lack an "intrinsic aptitude" for science, there's been a heightened sensitivity toward the factors in academic science and medicine that lead so many women to veer from the academic career path.
Her aptitude for solving problems.
And it may have propelled another young star toward Churchill Downs yesterday when Red Bullet stayed undefeated in his third start and won the Gotham Mile by half a length over Aptitude in New York's first prep for the classics.
They have no aptitude for it.
Our aptitude for distraction might have an evolutionary imperative (it's how we notice the approach of predators, apparently), but in the context of the internet, is it damaging us as much as our disposition toward fat and sugar, which was equally useful to prehistoric man?
