In this situation, entrepreneurial education at the universities encounters a very diverse body of students, because they are differently motivated ("ambition"), pre-educated, and capable ("ability").
Exploring and aiming to lay waste to the claim that for music to be emotional it has to come entirely from human hands, Jenkinson's already capable ability has been augmented by him having control over 78 fingers, 12 picks, and 22 drums (three of them bass) to take the listener on a polyphonic jazz-ride.
SPSS and Stata, meanwhile, were both easier to learn (with better documentation) but had less capable analytic abilities, though these could be expanded with paid (in SPSS) or free (in Stata) add-ons.
And for me it was no different: I began to be interested in plants during my doctorate when I realised that they were capable of surprising abilities".
While the vehicle has capable off-road abilities, most will probably never hit anything more than a parking lot flowerbed.
And as you can see, it's no weak application of the touchscreen interface: he's dragging, he's using multiple fingers, and I'm sure a competent developer (Blizzard, for instance) would be quite capable of mapping abilities, shortcuts, and so on to various gestures.
Scientists are becoming ever more convinced that even the smallest fish are sentient species capable of cognitive abilities that include communication and sensitivity to pain.
In response...[our Hong Kong] Education Reform should aim at nurturing in the new generation characteristics and abilities capable of meeting the challenges of the new century...Education Reform must be student-focused...to develop the potential and personalities of students.
And I believe that the public school teachers in this state are quite capable, with the abilities they have, with a system of freedom for the parents and freedom for the kids, to make decisions and to be successful with those decisions.
