At school, Nansen worked adequately without showing any particular aptitude.
My business skills, attention to detail, and general aptitude all have served me in my previous endeavors which have shaped me into an excellent administrator.
In a focus group, Parthasarathi, then an education technology consultant for a major provider of test-prep materials, heard a parent ask whether one central list detailed all Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) classes.
To explain any further would be to defuse an elegantly arranged story told with all the pleasure and lip-licking aptitude for detail of a practised gossip.
Mossbourne also faced criticism from a former schools adjudicator for referring to an "interview" for young candidates on its rowing admissions form, which gives details of a physical aptitude test involving weights, a fitness assessment and trial rowing session, and asks for details of existing sporting achievement.
But he soon discovered within himself a remarkable aptitude for the details needed to build a high technology company.
Scientists tend to come in two stripes: those who have tremendous appetite and aptitude for the details, and those who illuminate the big picture.
The Aptitude-Treatment-Interaction Design (N = 108) considers prior knowledge and spatial ability as continuous aptitude variables and seductive details (with vs. without) and task condition (cognitive low-loading single vs. cognitive high-loading dual task) as treatment variables.
Exceptional written, oral, and technical aptitude and a meticulous attention to detail.
The Department for Work and Pensions and the NAS have since published a guide for employers, Untapped Talent, on taking on autistic people which highlights their aptitude for problem-solving and attention to detail, high levels of concentration, reliability, loyalty, excellent memory and detailed factual knowledge, retention, resourcefulness and technical ability.
