Sentence examples for specialising for from inspiring English sources

Specialising for children with autism is the Wherry School in Norfolk, a new all-through special school that will cater for 100 autistic pupils, providing personalised teaching and removing barriers to learning.

Initially there is course scaling at the level of gross anatomical cortical regions specialising, for example, in processing of visual or somatosensory information.

"Diurnal" animals are specialised for engaging with the daytime environment, whereas "nocturnal" animals (cats, kangaroos, owls) are specialised for night-time activity and sleep during the day.

No part of the student street is physically specialised for any of these activities.

One is to accept the range limit and design small, thrifty vehicles specialised for city use.

Researchers debate the extent to which this area is specialised for word recognition, since it also responds to pictures.

You need "mother of vinegar" too, but that's getting a bit nerdily specialised for our purposes.

You can also specialise, for example in remand fostering, caring for asylum seekers, neonatal care, children with disabilities or mother and baby placements.

The rest, called somatic cells, are merely supporting actors, specialised for the tasks needed to give the sex cells a chance to get into the next generation.

The left and right sides of the cerebrum, in particular, are believed to be specialised for logical and intuitive thought respectively.

At some point in the past, humanity's ancestors developed "lateralised" brains, in which the different sides became specialised for particular jobs.