Sentence examples similar to surviving aptitude from inspiring English sources
Surviving hostages have described their aptitude for tormenting them.
Surviving works from that period show Degas's aptitude for drawing and his attention to the historical precedents he viewed in the Louvre.
Surviving Transplantation.
Due to a small number of surviving patients and a small number of patients included in this study, we did not perform functional outcome scores but used a descriptive classification to present functional aptitude and limitations of patients after the surgical procedure.
You've navigated the online application form, passed aptitude tests and survived the telephone interview.
This approach is interested explicitly in the interactions between an animat and its environment and particularly stresses the aptitude of the animat to survive in unexpected environmental circumstances.
In summary, we have an example of a Darwinian function co-option [ 404]: the "irreducible complexity" of the first replicators can still be reduced by suggesting that their simpler "ancestors" underwent selection for a different, less structurally demanding aptitude (namely for their ability to survive in a UV-irradiated environment).
But with four consecutive victories, they figure they not only have the talent to survive the onslaught of the Rams' offensive weapons, but they have also developed the mental aptitude for the task.
Their ability to survive over time witnesses the relevance of F-connection1 in fostering lower levels of transaction costs and a higher aptitude to adapt (Ben-Porath 1980; Pollack 1985; Corsi 2009).
Leukocytes are uniquely endowed with the ability to navigate almost any tissue environment in the body by virtue of their aptitude to readily switch between different migration modes to overcome tissue-specific obstructions, and likely their capacity to survive and migrate effectively without adhesion signals (Ivetic and Ridley, 2004; Friedl and Weigelin, 2008).
