Sentence examples for rarely special from inspiring English sources

Although many researches have been attracted to optimization problems of composite sandwich structures, there are rarely special literatures for sensitivity analysis which provides essential gradient information for the optimization.

"We rarely use special effects," Amell said.

Which might even rarely be special.

In the last several decades the museum has rarely instituted special ticket charges for exhibitions.

Because they move around so much, Japanese managers rarely develop special expertise in, say, marketing or corporate finance.

The court said it had decided that the case against Mr. Strauss-Kahn should not be sent on to a rarely used special court for trying senior officials.

And they show little appetite for more than blowing life into an existing but rarely used special contract that reduces the cost of firing permanent employees from 45 days pay per year worked to 33 days.Mr Carluccio points out that a two-tier labour market is matched by two-tier education.

Pallante says the Merck managers who work with the interns say they rarely need special accommodations and any adjustments are outweighed by the benefits of having eager, talented students who are "really at the top of their game".

The mood intensified as rarely glimpsed special forces — dressed casually in jeans with Bedouin scarves wrapped around unruly hair — hurried through a scrim of dust toward Bergdahl, who looked startled and confused and wore traditional Afghan robes.

Others more rarely need special attention to their physical needs because they are malnourished, suffer from head injuries (growing in number from sports concussions), or struggling with a physical illness such as diabetes.

Woollen explained that when they get the footage there's rarely any special effects, music, or sound effects added in yet, and "the movie's still being edited and still being figured out sometimes as we're having to deliver the trailer".