Sentence examples for talents differ from inspiring English sources
These talents differ from skills, which are specific activities that an individual learns in order to successfully complete a certain task.
The genetic architecture of exceptional talents may differ from the genetic architecture of aptitudes in the normal range.
Those of us who represent talent beg to differ.
"Duncan asks the question, is there some kind of underlying common mechanism that is 'intelligence,' or is intelligence a fractionable set of cognitive processes that differ according to different skills, domains, or talents.
Mr Gabaix thinks the "economics of superstars", invented by Sherwin Rosen, fits the bill.Top executives may differ only slightly in their talents, just as sports champions differ only slightly from runners-up.
The first wrinkle is that individuals differ in their unchosen natural talent resource allotments.
They differ in their analyses of how a young rider of undisputed talent in one-day races, or classics, became a champion in the three-week Tour de France.
Annual compensation for first-year postdocs can differ by tens of thousands of dollars, even when levels of talent, responsibility, and output are virtually the same.
His racehorse paintings differ from those of Stubbs not only in the master's superior talent but also in their more elemental appearance.
People differ, values differ.
