Sentence examples for a very specialised sort from inspiring English sources

Deals with Google, NASA and Lockheed Martin, a weapons firm, followed.Admittedly, D-Wave's device is a very specialised sort of computer, restricted to a single area of mathematics called discrete optimisation.

"But one of the challenges is, it [American football] is a very specialised sport and some of the athletes on the field barely touch the ball.

We are a very specialised market at the very highest end".

This carries more clout with most organisations, unless it is a very specialised role.

It's a very specialised area, and because full-colour books are expensive to produce, publishers need to sell foreign rights to justify the costs.

"I fought a lot for it, but I accepted their [his editors' and publishers'] argument that non-fiction is a very specialised product, whereas a novel is a very broad product that has great general appeal.

Freud's idea about it was the lay analyst – a well-trained, commonsensical psychological help that compassionate people would supply to each other, but it of course very quickly became a very specialised caste.

Thermal effects, photochemical and other phenomena still exist and so the thermal modelling of laser ablation is a very specialised problem.

The Marine present today, John (not his real name as he requested anonymity), suggests that disposal work is "a very specialised task given only to a small band of lunatics".

He can't do dry stone walling, which is actually a very specialised skill, like glass-blowing, so it was always going to be difficult to find someone who could do that.

However, the very nature of a Ph.D. means gaining a very specialised knowledge while moving in a small research community.