Sentence examples for a specific sphere of from inspiring English sources

Gifted child, any child who is naturally endowed with a high degree of general mental ability or extraordinary ability in a specific sphere of activity or knowledge.

The distress-related and distress-free patterns of loneliness were distinguished as independent constructs, each with a specific sphere of influence.

Of course, in this new sense, the term "subject-object" no longer signifies a privileged agent becoming self-conscious, but only the interdependence of subjectivity and objectivity in a specific sphere of experience.

For a specific sphere of activities (ex: ADL), colors represent the level of assistance needed by the client for a given task (ex: bathing).

For example, a local hospital has a specific sphere of influence as an actor in a local health economy and the results of health system strengthening are likely to impact within this health economy in a way that is distinct from the international connections that come from partnership involvement.

As all of the trees lie on the surface of a specific sphere, the best MDS solutions are circular.

These are counts of specific atom types in a specific sphere.

These conflicting demands are best satisfied by representing the various gods as something like ourselves and attributing particular qualities and attributes to them that are relevant to their specific sphere of influence (e.g., the god of war is cruel and ferocious etc).

We also find suggestive evidence that the program results in women taking greater (perceived) responsibility for decisions in specific spheres of household expenditures.

(Home-based care leader, woman, 52) When women did exercise leadership it tended to be in gender-specific spheres of activity, such as women's church groups and in the women's section of the leading political party.

The as-prepared TiO2 hollow spheres are crystalline of the anatase phase, and possess a specific surface area of 48 m2 g−1.