"Virtual machine"s typically boot a "Hosted Operating System", which might contain – depending on the case – specialised drivers to operate on virtualised devices.
The report suggested the adoption of available technology, such as specialised sensors warning drivers of nearby cyclists.
Gerdes is a self-described hypermiler, a driver who employs specialised strategies to achieve better fuel economy than would be possible in normal driving.
The particular circumstances of the drivers' boycott – involving a small number of specialised workers in a strong union – were enough to protect them, but they were still putting their jobs on the line to resist the "USA's seemingly headlong rush into war", as their union branch motion put it.
The ability of foraminiferal genetic types to become specialised and adapted to life in regionally distinct ecosystems is a likely driver of their divergence and speciation in the open ocean, running counter to the apparent lack of barriers to gene flow.
QL I will leave the moralising to more specialised groups, though I suspect they will argue that your idea of tense drivers having a small tug on the sherry bottle is ill-advised.
Transport companies and their organisations, from groups representing small operators and owner-drivers to groups representing large transport and logistics providers, as well as specialised trades (refrigerated transport, express transport, home deliveries) were present and very active in the discussions.
Racing on the ovals, where drivers have to cope with sustained 180mph lap speeds and punishing G-forces, is a specialised challenge.
This definition is particularly relevant in the US health system because, due to financial drivers primarily, such patients are often subsequently transferred to long-term acute care (LTAC) facilities or specialised weaning units.
Specialised language follows.
Now, NGOs buy directly from specialised manufacturers.
