Sentence examples for much specialised from inspiring English sources

Much specialised literature is accessible on the web, but too much data still lie hidden since many companies are reluctant to publicise their failures.

There were usually not many chemist positions available in the same region, and the coal/oil chemistry experience was very much specialised to this one company.

There is not much specialised research on impact mechanism of oil rim on underground gas storage operation, it is difficult to form an effective reference.

But now it has become much more specialised.

The UK's Department for International Development has flown in much needed specialised unloading equipment.

But on the evidence of the essays, reviews and two short stories gathered here, his quarrel with the average "relativist" turns out to be much more specialised.

Which is that capital, both mechanical and human, has become very much more specialised in the past century.

"War today is much more specialised, the army is more technological, and robots are being developed so you won't really need soldiers at all.

"In the longer term, we hope the improved status and understanding of children with disabilities will improve their access to mainstream services and activities and also encourage the development of much needed specialised services".

In Queensland (Australia) the Area Remoteness Index of Australia [ 35] can classify some areas as being less accessible than others even though they are much closer to specialised cancer treatment and tertiary hospital services.

She explains that she has "specialised so much that unless I set up my own lab, places to do what I want to do are limited".