Herko showed early proficiency in piano and was also a great flautist.
Wright's revulsion against the sterility of technique was all the more extreme because of his early proficiency as a writer of traditional verse.
Emmy Noether showed early proficiency in French and English.
"Even within this group of toddlers who all came from disadvantaged families, there was a wide range of differences in the infants' early language proficiency.
In the first study (subscription required), the team of Fernald, research associate Virginia Marchman, PhD, and Fernald's graduate student Adriana Weisleder tracked the early language proficiency skills of 48 English-speaking, 18-month-old children from high and low-income families.
Thus, in the current investigation, we carried out a hypothesis-driven study of links between common CNTNAP2 variants and early language proficiency, assessed at 24 months of age, in an epidemiological sample of over a thousand children (the Raine sample).
Schools must also address the quality of education starting in a student's early years to boost educational levels in reading, science, math, and other proficiencies, the foundation said.
And if James gets going early, the Colts' proficiency with the play-action pass will be even easier to exploit.
However, at the level of individual languages, a correlation usually seen as increasing proficiency with earlier AoA (e.g. Birdsong50), was present.
Unlike in some of his earlier recordings, Bell's proficiency is top-notch even in the most technically challenging passages of this Tchaikovsky.
Phoebe Ann Mosey (or Moses, per some sources) early developed an amazing proficiency with firearms.
