Cable wrote: "As Liberal Democrats, we see a role for a narrow, specific intervention, compatible with our European legal framework, used as a last resort rather than a first response.
As a source of historical information, for example, contracts have a certain value but it is of a narrow, specific sort: anyone trying to write the history of modern literature, for example, by relying on such documents would soon be aware of their limitations.
Unlike the sweeping "colour" revolutions in Ukraine and Georgia or the Arab spring, the protesters have narrow, specific demands, such as a rerun of December's Duma election and the dismissal of the election commission's boss, that show a broader wish for the rule of law and for properly functioning institutions in Russia.
At first, this may sound like a relatively narrow, specific problem.
My research treats disruption as an extremely narrow, specific term of art, much as Christensen also takes great pains to articulate.
This chapter examines the process of the process of "operational analysis" and narrows down the general understanding of Adult Child of an Alcoholic (ACOA) to narrow, specific principles.
It wouldn't solve just a narrow, specific task, as AI does today, but would instead solve a variety of problems and perform a variety of tasks, with or without being programmed to do so.
It is additionally possible that the particular soil and debris samples analyzed were not optimal for the isolation of G. destructans; many human and animal pathogenic fungi have narrow, specific environmental niches, such that and their natural isolations still remain a rare event despite the development of selective media [25], [26], [27], [28].
The NEO-PI-R is a self-report instrument assessing narrow, specific personality traits combining to define broad, global personality factors [ 46].
