And his program as a whole displayed his numerous gifts: a lovely spatial sense; an aptitude for quick comic strokes; a sense of theatrical timing.
In analyses that aim at identifying selection signatures, the phenotype is considered in its broadest sense: breed, production aptitude or even adaptation to a specific environment.
Despite having turned away from literary studies during his first year at Oxford, sensing he had little aptitude for them, and even though he read little other than the novels of Jane Austen (about whom he wrote authoritatively) and P. G. Wodehouse, the style of Ryle's writing is often literary and instantly recognizable even after a few sentences (Urmson, 271; Mabbott, 223).
The folly of interacting with a real child in order to test out a notional future relationship with an imaginary one (versus the obverse: the folly of rushing into that relationship with no experience or sense of one's aptitude whatsoever).
The most celebrated, as Siegfried said, is the sense of an exceptional Gallic aptitude for lucidity.
It's highly regarded to have culinary aptitude in a domestic sense, but to be a senior chef running a kitchen isn't.
Steven Heymsfield, an obesity researcher at Merck Pharmaceuticals in New Jersey, echoed Matthews's sentiments and added that Poehlman's success owed more to his business sense and charisma than to his aptitude as a scientist.
He shows why colleges that make the SAT optional for applicants end up with underperforming students and inflated national rankings, and why the push to substitute achievement tests for aptitude tests makes no sense.
Lacking implementation details, consumers are under-informed on the security aptitude of their installed distributed sensing and actuating systems.
The aim of the conducted research programme was to prove the aptitude of TLS for remote sensing of saturation of most popular European building materials such as red ceramic, cellular concrete, silica and ordinary concrete.
