Sentence examples for specialised groups from inspiring English sources

But those were specialised groups.

Private education is all about creating specialised groups of the learned that are protective of their experience.

This happens through the formation of specialised groups of neurons that resemble the specialised locations seen in real brains.

"The conventional symphony orchestra leaves baroque repertoire to the period instrument orchestras and contemporary music to the specialised groups," he says.

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.

Donald Hebb proposed a hypothesis that specialised groups of neurons, called cell-assemblies (CAs), form the basis for neural encoding of symbols in the human mind.

Such guidelines are usually developed by medical bodies or specialised working groups and play a key role in clinical practice and are a reference in the case of malpractice case litigation [10], as they should provide indications based on the highest level of evidence.

The claimants' lawyer, Martyn Day, the senior partner at Leigh Day, a firm which specialised in group actions, says this concession will prevent the evidence detailing the true history of the Probo Koala from coming out in court.

With numerous reading groups, specialised club nights and evening classes across the country, everyone can meet someone who shares their passion.

In the La Repubblica interview, Sisi expressed his condolences to Regeni's family – saying he understood their "pain, bitterness and shock" – and said specialised investigative working groups had been formed to "uncover the real causes behind the incident".

CENTRAL and the Renal Groups specialised register contain the hand searched results of conference proceedings from general and speciality meetings.