Sentence examples for particular specialisms from inspiring English sources
Particular specialisms might attract individuals who are highly confident or overconfident.
The government's 2015 analysis of the nation's science strengths identified engineering, computer science, energy research, and physics and astronomy as particular specialisms — and ones that could offer a strong return from increased investment.
At the heart of the series is the relationship between Adamsburg and his wine-soaked deputy Dangland – a pair who need each other's particular specialisms to solve these cases.
And both men are treated as general all-purpose Clever People, rather than as academics with a particular specialism.
"He has developed a particular specialism for the works of LS Lowry, who incidentally was a friend of his parents.
Until recently, this particular specialism had apparently gone into terminal decline, but events in Ukraine have led to its urgent reinstatement.
If they learned how to prioritise their workload or work in a multidisciplinary team – that's what we want to hear about, rather than that they learned a specific skill which will only be relevant to a particular specialism.
A particular specialism might give you an advantage: I definitely believe it's a good idea to build a rapport with a commissioning editor before sending them a pitch.
Peter Grunert is the editor of Lonely Planet Magazine A particular specialism might give you an advantage: I definitely believe it's a good idea to build a rapport with a commissioning editor before sending them a pitch.
The BBC's entire sporting operation, it might be said, is based on the notion that footballers, gymnasts and athletes have a fascination that extends beyond their particular specialism, when all the evidence suggests that the reverse is the case, and that all the interviews conducted at the trackside during major championships are so much wasted camera film.
The pictures illustrate neatly the particular specialism of using radar to sense the planet's surface.
