"Same mechanics, disposition, intelligence and aggressiveness.
But there are few social attributes but color in the United States that invoke such immediate, complete and often unbreachable expectations about socioeconomic status, criminal disposition, intelligence, credibility, health, political and mental status.
The Belgians, recognising the danger posed by the Germans, secretly made their own defence policies, troop movement information, communications, fixed defence dispositions, intelligence and air reconnaissance arrangements available to the French military attaché in Brussels.
Yet the decisions a person makes are the result of his desires, and his desires are determined by his circumstances, his past experiences, and his psychological and personality traits—his dispositions, tastes, temperament, intelligence, and so on.
But Pritzker officials said the justice's intelligence, disposition and enthusiasm for architecture made him a good choice to serve on a panel that hopes to expand the breadth of its jurors' experience.
In addition to Lysenko's famous agricultural capers, there was a deadly debate as to whether disposition toward higher intelligence could ever be generally distributed throughout the population -- an explosive question for a state pretending to a Marxist future.
This horse is noted for its intelligence, easy disposition, and cow sense.
"I see the antic disposition and the incredible intelligence he brought to Bottom," Mr. O'Brien says.
They share an even-tempered disposition, obvious but unshowy intelligence, and fierce ambition leavened by considerable charm.
However, I am sure that we can trust that Cuba boasts a majority of citizens that have great education, supportive attitudes, intelligence, a disposition for undertaking such an immense project and an insistence in a prosperous society that guarantees space for all and assures well-being for every Cuban.
The results suggest that preservice teachers with high levels of CT-dispositions, CT-skills, and intrapersonal intelligence – as well as those with judicial or legislative thinking styles – are mindful, analytical, and reflective in their teaching practices and therefore more likely to continually improve their teaching skills.
