"This is a process known as '' subitizing, 'which means responding rapidly to a small number of items."— Livescience.com
This subitizing limit of four is similar to what has been found in humans, according to study researcher Jürgen Tautz of the BEEgroup, Biocenter, University of Würzburg, in Germany.— Livescience.com
April will be spring, rain and weather, with a greater focus on math concepts (e.g. more / less / same; subitizing; number combinations).
That flash of knowing would involve subitizing.— Livescience.com
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