It reflects instead what being human intrinsically is, but often magnified: difficulties with expressed (and sometimes receptive) language and executive function, the use of motor and vocal "stims" to self-regulate, sometimes-profound sensory differences and what can be an exquisite and refined attention and awareness that aren't typical of non-autistic people.
The premise that the Islamic revolution was supposed to eliminate all social blemishes only magnifies the difficulty.
Recently, many researchers have considered quality of service (QoS) in routing algorithms for WSNs, which magnifies the difficulties associated with some optimization goals.
(Patient 11, female, 41, first interview) Receiving a diagnosis was a similarly ambiguous event, magnified by difficulty understanding the professional language.
This range of individual-level discrimination abilities between species may also magnify the difficulty of determining the neural mechanisms by which nestmate recognition occurs, as mechanisms sufficient for producing weak recognition ability could be different from those that are considerably stronger.
Things are hard all over these days, and the holiday season can magnify our difficulties.
Holmes appears to have talent, ambition, and intellect, but these qualities, unbalanced by authenticity, may have magnified her difficulties.
In addition, the genetic interactions of oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes may perturb the normal network system through a variety of altered molecular properties of the normal genes, magnifying the difficulties encountered in the cancer biology study [ 3].
Taking together the potential for print media representations to shape public opinion, and the fact that many of the representations we analysed perpetuated factors associated with these negative outcomes, it can be argued that the British print media play a significant part in magnifying the difficulties some women may experience around abortion.
Tyack and Cuban argue that the ahistorical nature of most current reform proposals magnifies defects and understates the difficulty of changing the system.
This difficulty is magnified when we ask for a specification of an individual essence of Vulcan or Julius Caesar's entirely new finger.
