Developmental Disabilities

noun a person of learning; especially one with detailed knowledge in a specialized field

• The young savant displayed exceptional skills in mathematics at a very early age.
• My friend is a total savant when it comes to playing the guitar.
• That guy is a real savant when it comes to fixing cars.
• She's a savant at navigating through complex social situations.

noun Stanford Binet test is a proper noun referring to a specific test developed by Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon at Stanford University.

• The Stanford Binet test is a standardized intelligence test used to measure cognitive abilities in children and adults.
• I heard that Sally aced the Stanford Binet test and got a really high IQ score.
• I totally bombed the Stanford Binet test - I guess I'm just not good at standardized tests.
• Taking the Stanford Binet test felt like a mental marathon, trying to solve all those challenging puzzles.

noun a medical condition characterized by an abnormally small head in relation to the rest of the body, typically due to abnormal brain development

adjective microcephalic (relating to or affected by microcephaly)

• Microcephaly is a medical condition characterized by an abnormally small head size in infants.
• Did you know that microcephaly can result in developmental delays?
• Having a small head due to microcephaly must be tough.
• The project's budget was so small, it was like suffering from financial microcephaly.