Sentence examples for be specialised for from inspiring English sources
The left and right sides of the cerebrum, in particular, are believed to be specialised for logical and intuitive thought respectively.
Three new and closely complementary studies have defined the architecture of the circuits underlying the descending control of locomotion, identifying neurons that drive fast motor responses and those that seem to be specialised for exploratory behaviors.
This method can be specialised for deformable objects [17].
This means that the offered model with service attributes discussed in section 2, can be specialised for each brokerage platform and instantiated according to the broker's hosting platform policies (e.g., Learnability is a linguistic attribute with allowed values {Low, Medium, High}).
These enzymes are not exclusive for the Stickland pathway, although in Clostridia they seem to be specialised for that function.
Finally, different animals have different visual systems, and prey patterning may therefore be specialised for the parameters of the particular predators they encounter.
"Diurnal" animals are specialised for engaging with the daytime environment, whereas "nocturnal" animals (cats, kangaroos, owls) are specialised for night-time activity and sleep during the day.
Researchers debate the extent to which this area is specialised for word recognition, since it also responds to pictures.
The boundary integral equations method is specialised for this reduced theory and two generic problems of the energy transmission in piping systems are solved.
Perhaps, he and his colleagues posit in a study just published in Biology Letters, rather than cads, dads and their female equivalents simply being at the extremes of a continuous distribution, individual people are specialised for these roles.
But now researchers have pieced together the innermost regions of the dinosaur brain, including six areas that are specialised for complex behaviour such as processing visual information and learning and making sounds.
