Sentence examples for deep aptitude from inspiring English sources
Moreover, there is a deep aptitude for business.
From the start, Mr. Cuomo displayed an aptitude for diagnosing problems deep inside a motor, eventually by sound alone.
Verb invention is really hard to do and requires a strong aptitude for elegance, very deep thinking about people physics and and an eye for the simple machine with a thousand uses.
Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders) calculates her way back into the spotlight with a report from her maths taskforce recommending GCSE maths be split in two, offering deeper study for students with an aptitude for the subject while allowing other pupils to hone more basic number skills.
"Dealing with international issues of forestry... requires deep scientific knowledge, linguistic abilities, conversational aptitude --as well aptitude --asy to think on your feet.
For example, instinct can refer to reflexive or stereotyped behaviour, to an intuitive hunch, to a congenital aptitude or disposition, to a deep-seated impulsion (e.g., "maternal instinct"), to ways of acting that do not appear to have involved learning or experience in their development, or to knowledge that is inborn or subconsciously acquired.
Smith worked on Tatiana while having experimental deep brain stimulation therapy to arrest the decline in his linguistic aptitude, often extemporising from a stool while his wife acted as amanuensis.
Frankly, there is only one word for someone who can take on all the above activities, requiring deep motivation and knowledge of a scientific specialty, as well as the highest possible aptitude and education.
As for logistical aptitude?
