| The amount of superability that each person possesses will vary, just as people's IQ, the measure of general intelligence, does. |
| One explanation for the anomaly between the research findings and the anecdotal evidence that has been put forward is the notion of superability. |
| Children with learning superability are the gifted children exhibiting their superability in general intelligence and other skills when compared to others of their age group. |
| Schematically, then, it may be maintained that a special education service may be provided only upon the establishment of the existence of a learning superability or disability. |
| Revelatory tales, on the other hand, describe past sufferings in this life as having been caused by illusion and are illustrative of the superability of illusion and the possibility of enlightenment. |
| The superability boils down to seeing green, the researchers found. |
