Sentence examples for aptitudes which from inspiring English sources

In fact, [1] defines human capital as a set of cognitive, physical, nutritional, and biological aptitudes which reinforce human capacities.

Barlclays' Mr Davies believes technology can, however, accentuate our human aptitudes, which in turn should narrow the gap with automated funds.

In the world of the Iliad and Odyssey, aretê is understood as that set of skills and aptitudes which enables someone — paradigmatically, a noble warrior — to function successfully in his social role.

They have none of the ideas and aptitudes which fit men to take up readily and easily the problem of self-care and self-government, such as belong to those who are descended from the tribes that met under the oak-trees of old Germany to make laws and choose chieftains".

As a little boy, however, he had shown unusual mathematical aptitude, which is often found in chess talents.

He then joined the faculty at Wisconsin and worked on the prediction and measurement of aptitude, which led to his first major publication, Aptitude Testing (1928).

From early days, he had shown musical aptitude, which occasionally got him into trouble when reports of him playing violin before Protestant congregations reached home.

He told the audience that "there are issues of intrinsic aptitude, and particularly of the variability of aptitude," which he said were reinforced by "lesser factors involving socialization and continuing discrimination".

In his now-infamous remarks, at a conference in January 2005, Dr. Summers said "there are issues of intrinsic aptitude, and particularly of the variability of aptitude," which he said are reinforced by "lesser factors involving socialization and continuing discrimination".

Neither is much of a ball-dominant playmaker at this point (though Knight has the aptitude), which means both have ample opportunity to create for themselves and others in their collective effort to keep the Pistons' offense afloat.

"You loved it," he writes of the game, "because you considered it an art: an apparently pointless affair, undertaken by people with a special aptitude, which sidestepped attempts to paraphrase its value yet somehow seemed to communicate something true or even crucial about the Human Condition.