Sentence examples for specialist functions from inspiring English sources

Generals received more specialist functions in the course of the century, and financial officials, especially those in charge of funds for disbursing state pay, acquired great elected power.

Whereas they share many similarities, roots and shoots evolved specialist functions in line with their principle roles and their growth environment.

"I'm pleased to say that Stuart has taken to the specialist functions of throwing-in and hooking like a duck to water.

"One of the benefits of police reform was to increase access in our communities to specialist functions, like homicide investigation and to improve consistency across the country to ensure we do all we can to keep people safe".

The polyps have specialist functions, the gastrozooids processing and digesting the food caught by the dactylzooids which are grouped around them.

The second was represented in the Iron Age and Roman periods by large sites with specialist functions, existing by virtue of their ability to exert power over lowland producers.

Over that time, we've seen many businesses shift their view, from sustainability being considered a specialist function, to it becoming increasingly integrated in all aspects of their organisations.

"These teams have in recent years been starved of funding and in some cases have been disbanded altogether or else merged into community teams, losing their specialist function, at a time of rising demand," Farmer added.

In his 1947 book "Vision in Motion," the Hungarian designer Laszlo Moholy-Nagy wrote an essay titled "Designing is not a profession but an attitude" in which he argued that design should "be transformed from the notion of a specialist function into a generally valid attitude of resourcefulness and inventiveness".

Each specialist function is achieved by the distinct structural organisation of epithelial cells within those tissues.

* A relative large proportion reflecting the centre's specialist function for this disease.