Sentence examples for made a special study from inspiring English sources

One of them, Corey Sparks, has made a special study of the trajectory of bullets as they enter and leave the body.

In his final year he had made a special study of the "great man" theory of history — was it really outmoded to believe that forceful individuals could shape national destiny?

The artist and author Raynes Minns, who has made a special study of women war artists, recalls on visiting Cheek at home the atmospheric combination of house plants, home-made jam, lino floors, and paintings everywhere.

Consider Ben Bernanke and Henry Paulson: the slouchy Jewish academic who, thank God, made a special study of the causes of the Great Depression; and the aerobicized Christian Scientist former head of Goldman Sachs.

That may be another factor in their calculations.Florian Coulmas of the German Institute for Japanese Studies in Tokyo, who has made a special study of population issues in Japan, has no easy explanations for the low birth rate, but describes it as the "bitter fruit of success" in Japanese demography.

Frank Piller, an economist at the Technical University of Munich who has made a special study of the way companies customise a basic product line (a process dubbed "mass customisation"), argues that the biggest change is usually in the design and construction of the product.

The National Library of Medicine MeSH heading defines "Medical Missions, Official" as "travel by a group of physicians to a foreign country for the purpose of making a special study or of undertaking a special study of a short-term duration [ 2].

The revolutionary government has made a special effort to promote study of the African roots of Cuban culture.

In our study, we made a special effort to separate the effects of BMI in young adulthood and middle age and of lifetime weight changes from the effect of BMI at cancer diagnosis or interview (controls).

They made a special team.

We made a special effort to interview poor adherers.