Sentence examples for exercising the ability from inspiring English sources
It is one thing to discuss "general ability" or "fluid ability" but quite another to describe just what is happening in people's minds when they are exercising the ability in question.
And that is why the state of student government is a mess because we have not taught our peers that maintaining positions of power should not be worth more than actually exercising the ability.
Hunt suggests a causal chain: reading epistolary novels about characters unlike oneself exercises the ability to put oneself in other people's shoes, which turns one against cruel punishments and other abuses of human rights.
The training exercises the ability to repeatedly focus attention.
It is also a particularly apt technique to exercise the abilities of a biological mathematician.
Learning a new language by writing "Hello World" is much more difficult and will not exercise the true abilities of the language.
"As time passed and his suicide watch was lifted, to no effect, it became clear that his time in solitary – and his lack of a pillow, sheets, the freedom to exercise, or the ability to view televised current events – were enacted as a means of punishment rather than a means of safety".
Control is exercised by the ability of a DNA or RNA "regulator" to induce formation of stable and catalytically competent "three-way" enzyme-substrate-regulator complexes, relative to otherwise unstable and catalytically poor enzyme-substrate complexes.
Adherence to exercise is the ability to maintain a program for a certain time.
The extent to which participants were able to exercise agency (the ability to act autonomously) was, to a large extent, dependent on the affordances (properties that make action possible) of the social environments in which they learned.
PCr represents the most immediate substrate to rephosphorylate ATP after high-intensity exercise, and the ability to sustain intermittent exercise performance is affected by PCr availability in working muscles.
