While copper is essential for all cells, some cells and tissues have a specialized copper requirement.
It shouldn't have a specialized, absurdly narrow meaning only for top executives, such as conviction of a felony.
Ballet may be famous for the bun, but the Rockettes have a specialized French twist.
In those days, four no-trump did not have a specialized meaning.
"We have a specialized program that gives about 15 to 20 children extensive help in handling the curriculum.
The platypus is a semiaquatic carnivore-insectivore, and the echidnas have a specialized diet of small invertebrates such as ants, termites, and worms.
She appreciates followers who have a specialized interest in the sciences; they help her keep abreast of recent developments that might be of interest for a future writing project, or resonate with a past one.
At the bow of the ship, we have a specialized anemometer to measure the turbulence in the wind, complete with motion compensation for the pitch, roll and heave of the ship.
Several platoons plus headquarters and other elements make up a SEAL team; each team is assigned to a specific area of the world and may have a specialized skill set.
Some birds, in which the gland is small or absent, have a specialized type of feather (powder down) that grows continuously and breaks down into a fine powder, believed to be used in dressing the plumage.
"There is a flagrant double standard that's applied to the evidence," said Dr. Buss, whose latest book, "The Dangerous Passion" (Free Press, 2000) deals with jealousy, and who has recently proposed that human beings may have a specialized mental module for murder.
