And it's that brain damage which
creates the savant.
The same thing happened to a
french savant
among the mountains of spain, when he was measuring the terrestrial meridian.
Savant syndrome, an extremely rare form of asperger's syndrome ( high functioning autism ).
Autistic savants
who do seem to make the change, albeit belatedly, may thus lose their abilities.
Brown feather seemed to belong to a long line of
idiots savants
from a native american background.
Savant abilities
to develop without interference from parts of the brain which deal with concepts.
But unlike
other savants, who can perform similar feats, tammet can describe how he does it.
Nothing so st tropez tacky graces the property portfolio of new york's
second-home savants.
Savant skills
appear very early in life, creating the appearance of genius or prodigy.
One such asset is absolute pitch ability, which is rare in normal populations but ubiquitous in
musical savants.
Natural theology was the indispensable medium through which
early victorian savants
broadcast their messages.
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