Sentence examples for specialised at the from inspiring English sources

He gave the examples of two former high court judges, Sir David Hirst and Sir Brian Neill, both of whom had specialised at the bar in commercial law as well as defamation.

The two species showed a different degree of plasticity, with the squirrel being significantly more specialised at the landscape scale.

Poetry specialised, at that moment, in the wry chronicling of the everyday.

American cities became substantially differentiated and specialised at this time, with their own mix of industrial enterprises and the "second wave" of immigration giving them very different social and cultural characters.

Critics warn that asking a child to specialise at the age of 14 is far too early in their development, and there may be some reasons for caution given that other Western nations such as the US do not allow specialisation in higher education, and employment is becoming more interdisciplinary.

Founded in 1945, Aufbau became the major publishing house in postwar East Germany and specialised at first in communist and anti-fascist literature.

Mr Brown's advice may seem specialised at first, but with more and more services offering (or affiliating with) reward programmes, his article should be of interest to marketing managers outside the hotel industry.

Having spent much time with doctors as a child, he planned a medical career and specialised at school in science and maths.

Things get even more specialised at Casa Sibilla, which serves Puglian and Piedmont recipes, and at Brixton Cornercopia, where local products, including Sussex and Kent vegetables and English wines, are given prominence.

Telomeres are specialised structures at the chromosome ends that (i) protect the ends from end-to-end fusion, (ii) impede the double-strand break machinery to recognise the ends as breaks, (iii) mediate correct pairing of the telomeres during mitosis and meiosis and (iv) function as a buffer zone for the loss of terminal DNA that occurs with each cell division (Pardue and Debaryshe, 1999).

Telomeres are specialised structures at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes.