Increasingly, as technology became more complex and shops more highly specialized and automated, design became more a profession; the typographer, trained in industrial design or graphic arts, succeeded the printer or the publisher in deciding how a book should look.
Production of a new model also calls for elaborate tooling, and the larger the output, the more highly specialized the tools in which the manufacturer is willing to invest.
For example, flowers in plants that are more highly specialized for pollination are less correlated with their vegetative parts than the case in plants where flowers are less specialized for pollinators (Berg 1960; Pélabon et al. 2011).
Obviously, our cultures would undoubtedly be more highly specialized, but without the Mona Lisas, the Starry Nights, the Water Lily Ponds, the Hamlets, the Macbeths, the Don Giovannis, the Marriage of Figaros, the Moonlight Sonatas, the Nutcrackers, the Swan Lakes, the Oliver Twists, the Great Expectations, the Dreyfus Affairss, the Ethics, the Logic of the Casualties and the Dialectics.
Ticks of public health importance such as I. ricinus and I. scapularis are mostly host and woodland habitat generalists, which facilitates range changes, whereas the more highly specialized the niche of a species, the less likely it will be to be dispersed and/or capable of becoming established in new locations (Morin and Chuine 2006).
Great Britain's academic programs are more highly specialized than their European continental counterparts.
The innovation era, with its diversity in organization design, is less about functions but more about highly specialized autonomous teams.
Its rather reticent and blending quality is perhaps caused more by the highly specialized reed than by the instrument's inherent qualities.
In fact, it has been documented that MT3-MMP modifies the pericellular ECM, allowing the cells to have more functional podia highly specialized for migration.
Sexual differences among the siluriforms are more marked in the highly specialized families.
AS consumers gravitate to the Web, more and more are expecting retailers to deliver highly specialized packages -- books, clothing, compact discs, software -- to their doors.
