Sentence examples for specialising to from inspiring English sources

Specialising to the Hilbert space situation we obtain a result for contraction semigroups without an analyticity condition on the semigroup.

The full model will not be analysed in this paper, but it is useful to summarise the model before specialising to the case of interest here.

We discuss general features of thermal lattice Boltzmann models based on half-range Gauss quadratures, specialising to the half-range Gauss–Hermite and Gauss Laguerre cases.

Before specialising to the model of household transmission, it is first worth considering the case where different individuals experience different "natural histories", defined here by the susceptibility to infection, and infectiousness after infection.

This may seem to contradict the model proposed by Ishikawa et al. but could be explained by the conductor specialising to detect and transport any cargoes that possess the same ticket.

Earlier UK studies suggest the opposite, e.g. in an interview study preceding the 2004 contract Charles-Jones et al found that British GPs were re-adopting a biomedical view on medicine, specialising to increase efficiency and that the holistic approach was being marginalised [ 22].

"To specialise, to become the low-cost producer or to differentiate ourselves".

We need to have someone specialised to discuss [this]," she said.

Try them all, then specialise to help you stand out in these jobs.

Some universities will have to specialise to survive perhaps dropping indifferent lecturing or teaching to concentrate on something else, such as brilliantly set and marked examinations.

"This court, with all due respect to the people in it, is not specialised to deal with the trial of the president of the republic.