Sentence examples for specialised way from inspiring English sources

Kenya Major coffee producer Kenya has long had a specialised way of drinking coffee.

Indeed, in real life, situations that involve the olfactory system in such a specialised way will be rare; animals are generally exposed to many odors at the same time, to turbulent mixtures, to varying or even ambiguous motivational states, and to odors with learned significance that are processed via the MBs, and also impinge on the evaluation system in the LP.

There is the traditional route of comparative advantage: by specialising in ways that exploit differences in productivity and resources, countries can use trade to consume more than they could in commercial isolation.

All members of this group are morphologically specialised in different ways but they do share at least one clearly derived dental trait – an unusually complex anteroconid morphology on the first lower molar [ 33].

At present, tobacco dependence management is carried out in a collaborative way in primary care and specialised settings by means of treatments that range from minimal to intensive intervention [ 3].

Certain Diptera species have evolved to specialise in this way: these are mostly representatives of the Mycetophilidae, Sciaridae and Drosophilidae.

In the species with single PsbO isoform, the function of the PsbO is likely in the mid-way between the two specialised isoforms present in other species and supports both of the specialised functions, at least at the basic level.

Copying mistakes happen frequently along the way, but we have specialised repair enzymes to fix them, like an automatic spellcheck.

He is, as his work suggests, a lapsed scientist – he did a doctorate in biology, specialising in the ways that aphids navigate the world.

She began attending meetings of the Beaumont Society, a transgender support group, found her way to a psychiatrist who specialised in transgender identity, and in the summer of 2006 summoned the courage to tell her wife.

Pokémon Go was created by Niantic, whose director John Hanke was one of the founders of Keyhole – a pioneering software development company specialised in geospatial data visualisation that paved the way for Google Maps and Google Earth.