Sentence examples for specializations- from inspiring English sources

The muscles that distinguish animals from plants or fungi are specializations of the actin and myosin microfilaments common to all eukaryotic cells.

The applied techniques of fiscal and monetary policy have become established specializations of public administration.

Chorioallantoic or chorionic placentas represent specializations in a chorionic sac surrounding the embryo.

The passerine syrinx exists in four basic types: Unspecialized: relatively little modification of the tracheobronchial region; few, if any, cartilaginous specializations, and no intrinsic muscles; found in broadbills (Eurylaimidae), pittas (Pittidae), New Zealand wrens, asities (Philepittidae), plantcutters, most cotingas, and a few manakins and tyrant flycatchers.

Tracheophone: most of the specializations limited to the tracheal region; intrinsic muscles number zero to two pairs; pessulus (a bony bar lying at the junction of the bronchi) absent; found in all members of the Furnarioidea (South American ovenbirds, woodcreepers, antbirds, and tapaculos).

The mouth is subterminal (that is, behind and below the snout tip), and this and other specializations are clearly related to bottom feeding.

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.