He will make due use of spontaneous impulse; but that this may be wise and disciplined, he will form the habit of curiosity about words, their stations, their savor, their aptitudes, their limitations, their outspokenness, their reticences, their affinities and antipathies.

He may change in size, in the shape of his head, feet and hands, as well as in his habits, aptitudes and dispositions.

In the close of the last paragraph we came face to face with the great difficulty which constantly arrests speculation on these mattersthe existence of special aptitudes vaguely characterised as genius.

Gustave lacks the literary aptitudes of his late father, likewise, who left a well-filled book of verse which admirers all over Europe did into French, German, Italian, Danish, and even Hungarian.

The aptitudes still universally most prized in the seaman were produced and nourished by practices and under conditions no longer allowed to prevail.

Should we lose those aptitudes, are we likely to reach the position in war gained by our predecessors?

Inherited aptitudes are his, inherited frailties.

A youth named Andrea has been brought up in a monastery, and destined for the priesthood; but his tastes and aptitudes are all for a military career.

The theory of the institution ignores such aptitudes as his, and recognizes no merits save those of some small sedentary linguist or mathematician,a blessing to his teacher, but an object of watchful anxiety to the family physician, and whose career was endangering not only his health, but his humility.

Reviewing the array of his aptitudes, he finds himself compelled to seize upon the most powerful and dignified expression at his command.

The assignment of special functions to slaves of special aptitudes would enhance the general efficiency; the coördination of tasks would prevent waste of effort; and the conduct of a steady routine would lessen the mischiefs of irresponsibility.

They had of course everywhere and at all times an interest in the multiplication of their slaves as well as the increase of their industrial aptitudes.

R75380, 5Mar51, Winston S. Churchill (A) CLAPARÈDE, ÊDOUARD. Comment diagnostiquer les aptitudes chez les écoliers.

Vocational aptitudes of second-generation Japanese in the United States.

Aptitudes and aptitude testing.

SEE Bingham, Walter Van Dyke. BINGHAM, WALTER VAN DYKE. Aptitudes and aptitude testing.

Examiner manual for the SRA mechanical aptitudes: preliminary edition.

SRA mechanical aptitudes.

SRA clerical aptitudes.

It is the transparency of the aptitudes of the agent and the radiance of the faculties which it governs.

Thus a thing is not only beautiful from the transparency of its aptitudes, it is especially so from the beauty of the acts which its use determines abroad.

" "That is a reasonable general scheme," said Barthrop, "but what about special aptitudes?" "Why," said Father Payne, "I should go on those general lines till boys and girls were about fourteen.

Our nature is one with theirs; but as there are differences in the aptitudes, sensibilities, and fates of all men, so is it with spiritual faculties and their growth; and, from time to time, men have arisen of such intense nature, so sensitive to religious emotions, so developed in religious experience, through instinct, circumstance, and power, that they can aid us by the example and precept of their lives.

It is not that our inherited tendencies and aptitudes are not still the main thing.

The energies of the Government were put forth as soon as the war was seriously threatened, and the mighty people arose and swiftly as the aptitudes of Americans in emergencies could be applied, deficiencies were supplied.