In the course of the 16th century, as specialization grew apace, the king's council became a much more complex institution.
In an era of specialization, those growing wheat and corn are less likely to raise cows and chickens on the side, so livestock buildings — including the silos — are left to gather dust.
These facts suggest that daily noise affects the development of cerebral specialization of growing children.
The past decade, since 2000, has also seen rapid growth in motif-discovery algorithms in parallel with the aforementioned sensor specialization (and growing more interdependent, as we describe in the Discussion).
Sylvia Earle's recognizability in the world of marine activities and, to an extent, with the general public has come about gradually during a career that began with a narrow specialization and has grown broader as she has kept moving toward more comprehensive, and often highly adventurous and daring, activities.
At the beginning of the 20th century, almost all physicians in the world were general practitioners, but the increasing volume of medical knowledge and reforms in medical education—such as those triggered in the United States by the Flexner Report of 1910 gave impetus to growing specialization in medical practice.
Sylvia Earle's recognizability in the world of marine activities — and, to an extent, with the general public — has come about gradually during a career that began with a narrow specialization and has grown broader as she has kept moving toward more comprehensive, and often highly adventurous and daring, activities.
Most startups can't afford that level of focus, but as you grow, specialization is worthwhile in the right spots.
It analyzes what role German companies and Germany as a host of foreign companies play in the growing specialization of global exploitation and generation of knowledge.
Given the politics of modern trade and the complex divisions of labor and specialization that have grown up around these politics, this is not an easy assignment.
