The law loves certainty and economy of effort, but the law also respects individual aptitudes and differences.
He states, "If the students are normally distributed with respect to aptitude, but the kind and quality of instruction and the amount of time available for learning are made appropriate to the characteristics and needs of each student, the majority of students may be expected to achieve mastery of the subject.
This contribution analyses the European electricity markets with respect to their aptitude to absorb large amounts of wind energy.
They also analyzed sequence family members, respect to folding aptitude and secondary structure prediction.
Sadly but surely, the key to earning respect for your wine aptitude — or more accurately for intimidating others — is simply to hold forth loudly and repeatedly.
My reluctant conclusion: while Powers and Buckley are manifestly intelligent men whose work in other fields compels the greatest respect, neither here demonstrates much natural aptitude for writing fiction.
And as long as both employers and peers continue to conflate bluster with aptitude and to reward bombast with respect and job promotions, the only way women can successfully compete with men is to be not just more confident but overconfident in everything they do, too.
With respect to the measures of more general English aptitude, QPT and TOEIC, the correlations of self-ratings with the QPT were comparable to those of LexTALE, with some rating scores (especially mean rating) outperforming LexTALE.
Mr. Wahid has earned widespread respect for his integrity and democratic ideals but has demonstrated little aptitude for administration.
But nobody was going to tell me that I couldn't". Medina began working in the Homeboy Cafe bakery near Chinatown, where he found he had an aptitude for baking and where his work earned the respect of his bosses.
Amy even plays the Doctor to Neffy and Riddell (nice line about flirting companions, too), and even Rory has developed enough aptitude as a Tardisnaut to show his dad the ropes (inadvertently earning his respect for his profession etc etc etc).
