| The group rapidly bypassed disciplinary differences to focus on a common set of preferred aptitudes and abilities associated with critical thinking, reading, and writing. |
| Bach was a strict teacher practicing at the same time aptitudes tests and a practical apprenticeship. |
| People typically think of the brain as a genetically fixed source of intelligence, aptitudes and personality. |
| Secondly these students deserve the chance to overcome this initial hiccup, to show whatever aptitudes, abilities they have. |
| It also acknowledges that patients differ in their choice of therapies according to their aptitudes and inclinations towards the various options. |
| In particular, she calls attention to the two men's differing aptitudes for recognizing a confidence man. |
