Sentence examples for specialization of analysis from inspiring English sources

There he was taught by the mathematicians Karl Theodor Weierstrass, whose specialization of analysis probably had the greatest influence on him; Ernst Eduard Kummer, in higher arithmetic; and Leopold Kronecker, a specialist on the theory of numbers who later opposed him.

And in retrospect, the urgent calls sounded throughout the 1960s to study the city historically did little to prevent the subsequent specialization of urban analysis into separate academic fields.

Dissecting the reduction in specialization through analysis of the individual genetic components will provide a better understanding of carcinogenesis.

Population-level right-handed bias is higher in humans than in nonhuman great apes, revealing a stronger degree of specialization, but the analysis of different activities has shown this difference to be greater for manipulative activities than for communicative gestures (see Fig.  1).

This result is consistent with the different specializations of the right (analysis of novelty/fear) and the left (analysis of familiar stimuli) hemispheres reported previously.

Our branch analysis suggests rapid specialization of NRPD2/E2-a in the common ancestor of Allexis and Viola while for NRPD2/E2-b, positive selection occurred at a later time and only in Viola, not in Allexis.

Indeed, in depth analysis of the nutrient specialization of very distinct small and large colony morphs of three populations provided strong support for resource specialization [12].

Here again, the genomic analysis revealed conservation and specialization of the outer surface of the two sequenced strains.

Specialization: Numerical Analysis and Soft Computing Techniques, Differential Equations, Boundary Value Problems.

This result is consistent with the specialization of right hemisphere auditory cortex for the sensory analysis of nonlinguistic sounds such as pure tones [73] and tone sequences [43].

Youssef, N. H. et al. In Silico Analysis of the Metabolic Potential and Niche Specialization of Candidate Phylum "Latescibacteria" (WS3).