Sentence examples for powerful specialist from inspiring English sources

The NYSE's chairman, Dick Grasso, had hoped to demutualise and go for a public listing, but he was overruled by his powerful specialist member firms.

The problem of representing complex boundaries in surfaces or meshes is best left to powerful, specialist software, and common formats are imported by STEPS.

Of course, the politically powerful specialists argue they maintain an orderly market better than some soulless machine.

"Florence is quickly becoming a powerful hurricane," hurricane specialist Eric Blake wrote.

I chaired a lively session on "new and emerging environmental sustainability issues", in which we heard powerful presentations from two specialist judges, from Pakistan and India, and from representatives of Interpol and CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species).

Accused athletes have money, powerful lawyers, public relations specialists, high-profile coaches and other popular personalities to come to their defense.

Several officials involved in the effort said powerful constituencies — among arms specialists in the executive branch, Congress, the military and at the weapons laboratories — had conflicting views of how to proceed.

Combined with another model anticipating the behavior of people in the presence of fire, this so-called "zone" model gave specialists a powerful tool for determining the layout of evacuation routes, as well as the placement and timing of fire alarms and sprinklers in buildings, railroad cars and planes.

In this study, herbivores and benthic invertebrate specialists emphasize powerful jaw closure to crop and crush food items prior to ingestion, whereas fish and squid eaters emphasize rapid closure to capture elusive prey that are swallowed with minimal intraoral processing.

More powerful lasers are available from specialist websites that ship to the UK.

The function of stringed instruments in the healing process is often an indirect one: a healing specialist may sing powerful songs to the accompaniment of a lute (the gimbrī of the Gnawa musician-healers of North Africa ) or a fiddle (in Central Asia).