But he soon discovered within himself a remarkable aptitude for the details needed to build a high technology company.
Unlike Mendez, Diaz has shown a remarkable aptitude for business and has moved quickly up the ranks.
Until its most recent quarter, Microsoft showed a remarkable aptitude for finding ways to squeeze money out of its venerable business, despite the problems in the PC market.
The loss of the use of two fingers of his left hand after a caravan fire in 1928 did not impair his remarkable aptitude for the guitar.
Chester showed remarkable aptitude as a pianist and appeared on the radio as a child and admirers subscribed to a fund to enable him to take up a scholarship in London.
Mr. Moschen's remarkable aptitude for creating illusions from objects he designs himself has stretched uncommon manual skills into a thought-provoking theatrical experience, one both visually dazzling and kinetically exciting.
A keen footballer, and high school drop-out, he'd done his military service in an admiral's kitchen, where he met Fermi Puig, a young chef; the two young Turks taught themselves classic French cuisine, displayed a remarkable aptitude for it, and Fermi suggested Adria try working for El Bulli because it had two Michelin stars.
Yes, autism has those signs and symptoms, but also much more (e.g., often areas of remarkable aptitude) and somewhat less (e.g., how some symptoms often lessen as context improves).
For instance, primates have a remarkable aptitude at ranking each other within social hierarchies that are typically linear, and stable over long periods of time (Cheney and Seyfarth, 2007).
During the period from Oresme to Galileo, there were also some remarkable discoveries concerning infinite series.
The different metals show remarkable differences concerning the stability of the adsorbed layers.
