Sentence examples for modern specializations from inspiring English sources

His aim is to create other qualifying exams, attuned to modern specializations, in order to supply France rapidly with secondary specialists as well as university-graduated technical experts, both of which the country badly needs to compete with the rest of the world.

This new specialization is taking it to the next level".

The real problem is that they represent exactly the sort of thing we shouldn't be encouraging in modern biology: increasing specialization and niche-building.

As much as modern economic theory promotes specialization, the reality is that few people want to specialize in one topic and be ignorant of the rest.

In modern times, with increasing specialization, the disciplines of art and architecture have parted company.

Continuing in this direction, this JISA Thematic Series targets new verification and composition techniques able to meet the requirements of modern applications, counteracting the specialization of traditional approaches in order to deal with heterogeneity, dynamicity, adaptation, large scale, mobility, security, etc.

Modern discoglossids combine primitiveness and specialization in their anatomy and behaviour.

It's often said that professors today are narrow specialists; in fact, everyone is a specialist, because the modern world is built on specialization.

All this imposes a quite different approach in conservation and restoration procedures different enough to warrant a specific specialization in this modern sector. 10 What is the most difficult conservation job you've done?

He believed that societies with undifferentiated labour (i.e., primitive societies) exhibited mechanical solidarity, while societies with a high division of labour, or increased specialization (i.e., modern societies), exhibited organic solidarity.

After the development of the first modern glacial events at the Northern Hemisphere the specialization degree of the faunas progressively increased (the value of average BSI decreases).