If the cells in question are neurons, he says, disrupted communication could result perhaps underlying the social difficulties; heightened sensitivity to sights, sounds, and sensations; and intolerance for anything new that often afflict patients with autism.
Sensory overload Many people with learning disabilities have sensory issues, which can cause an over-sensitivity to sights, sounds, tastes, smells and/or touch.
Perhaps more than any other programme, Gardeners' World has a sensitivity to seasons and unexpected sights.
Elisabeth Carron, who sang her first Mimi with the City Opera in 1959, also brought sensitivity to her conception, along with the thoughtful in sight that can come only with experience.
The New Yorker, February 11 , 1950 P. 19Comment on the motion-picture industry's sensitivity to criticism, and its expressed desire of raising its sight.
Within a few months they are able to identify their mother by sight, and they show a striking sensitivity to the tones, rhythmic flow, and individual sounds that make up human speech.
Her sensitivity to history and to the secret lives of objects not to mention her sculptural chops is in radiant evidence (with no books in sight) at the Kimmerich gallery, in Tribeca.
Sensitivity to formal considerations.
Sensitivity to deadlines?
and sensitivity to the office.
