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But legal philosophers are political philosophers with a specialization that gives language (and philosophy of language) a special fascination.
More-recent research at Mohenjo-daro has shown that different quarters of the lower city appeared to house the families who specialized in different crafts; such evidence strengthens the view that occupational specialization was firmly established.
In large, macroscopic algae, groups of cells are specialized for specific functions, such as anchorage, transport, photosynthesis, and reproduction; such specialization indicates a measure of complexity and evolutionary advancement.
Admittedly, most general surgeons had a special interest, and for a long time there had been an element of specialization in such fields as ophthalmology, orthopedics, obstetrics, and gynecology; but before long it became apparent that, to achieve progress in certain areas, surgeons had to concentrate their attention on that particular subject.
I show that age at first invention, specialization , and teamwork increase over time in a large micro-data set of inventors.
Furthermore, in cross-section, specialization and teamwork appear greater in deeper areas of knowledge, while, surprisingly, age at first invention shows little variation across fields.
Perhaps there doesn't have to be one educational system, but various, because we are in a world that demands specialization and diversity.The Economist: You mean to say you want to change the curriculum and give more autonomy to individual schools?President Mujica: Yes.
Lastly, and importantly, aircraft exports rise as domestic investment once ploughed into apparel looks for new opportunities and as U.S. trading partners' greater specialization in apparel leads them to demand more aircraft from the U.S. As domestic apparel production contracts, too many workers are displaced to be absorbed in the expanding aircraft sector at the going wage for workers.
The deep capital stock of the economy — including fixed capital, organizational capital, and what Arnold Kling describes as "patterns of sustainable specialization and trade" — was simply unprepared for the firehose of new workers.
He goes on to add that:Millions of migrants cannot help but add to the GDP, and more importantly to specialization and growth.
Although specialization increased, teamwork became the norm.
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The word "specialization " functions primarily as a noun . It denotes the act, process, or result of concentrating on a specific field or area of study, skill, or expertise. Ludwig examples illustrate its use in academic, professional, and biological contexts.
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