Sentence examples for specialised subject from inspiring English sources

The unnamed woman added: "His research was in the field of physics as it was his specialised subject.

In its original guise, TA is intended to be what it says on the box: advice on a specialised subject to inform policymaking.

"It gives me another chance to absolutely thrash my sister," says Stephen, 12. His specialised subject is morphological and behavioural mimicry in arthropods – spiders being sneaky, basically – in which he scores a very creditable 15 points.

Nearly four times as many companies are planning to increase the number of MBAs they hire in 2012, while more than half of employers expect to recruit people with a Masters in management or another specialised subject.

We argue that a model trained on the CHEMDNER corpus produces satisfactory NER performance even on documents of different types (e.g., patents, DrugBank descriptions) and from various specialised subject domains (e.g., pharmacology, metabolomics).

Douglas Carswell, who has penned The End of Politics and the Birth of Democracy put the case for the end of "big bloated government" claiming it had outgrown its capacity, for his specialised subject.

But Da also specialised in subject, refusing, as far as I can see, to work on anything except landscape, refusing even to acknowledge the existence of colour, and certainly refusing to admit the presence of the modern world.

Iain Duncan Smith, who some may remember used to be party leader, has rather specialised on this subject via the Centre for Social Justice.

Ravinder Kaur told me about Chinese sociologists specialised into this subject, and by a strange coincidence, they were based in Xi'an, the same place that the Soldiers and that craftsmen specialised into copies.

Private schools are also more likely to have teachers who specialise in subjects such as maths and science - where there is a national shortage of qualified staff.

Included in the list is the University of Arts London (28.6%) and SOAS (18.2%), known for specialising in subjects.