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pitch computer [ pitch channel computer | pitch axis computer ]

pitch channel computer | pitch computer | pitch axis computer

pitch trim compensator | pitch trim computer

pitch-regulated wind turbine [ pitch regulated wind turbine | pitch-regulated WT | pitch-regulated windmill | pitch-controlled wind turbine | pitch-controlled WT | pitch controlled wind turbine | variable pitch wind turbine | variable pitch WT | variable pitch blade wind turbine ]

deliver a pitch [ hurl a pitch | pitch | serve a pitch | throw a pitch | toss a pitch | unload a pitch ]

flight control computer | roll-pitch-yaw computer [ FCC ]

collective control stick | collective lever | collective pitch control stick | collective pitch lever | collective-pitch lever | collective pitch stick | collective stick | thrust lever | collective | collective pitch control | lever | pitch lever

pitch maneuver | pitch manœuvre | pitch over maneuver | pitch-over maneuver | pitch over manoeuvre | pitch-over manoeuvre

computer aided instruction | computer assisted instruction | computer-aided teaching | computer-assisted teaching | computer-based education | computer-based instruction | CAI [Abbr.] | CAT [Abbr.] | CBE [Abbr.] | CBI [Abbr.]

Empirically documented autistic strengths include the following: enhanced visual search abilities; enhanced visual discrimination; superior ability in disembedding figures; enhanced auditory pitch memory; pitch labelling and pitch disembedding; superior speed of processing; superior performance in detecting and responding to visual, social and non-social cues; faster sentence comprehension; superior performance in detecting changes in pitch; enhanced memory of semantic and visual stimuli with less susceptibility to false memories; superior pitch discrimination and categorization; superior accuracy in graphic cued recall; supe ...[+++]rior phonological processing; superiority in maintaining shape constancy; faster grammatical computation; superior numerical estimation; enhanced perception of static first order visual stimuli; superior recognition of faces with a one feature prime; and superior individual feature processing.