Sentence examples for specialized communities from inspiring English sources

So, he decided to focus on forums, a medium that has been around since the dawn of the Web, as one of the original communication spaces for specialized communities that date back more than a decade.

People are seeking smaller, specialized communities online, while participation in organized religion is declining.

Higher brain function relies upon the ability to flexibly integrate information across specialized communities of brain regions; however, it is unclear how this mechanism manifests over time.

Scenarios promoting intensive crops lead to small but specialized communities with more granivorous species, hence a low trophic level for the community.

She focused on the ways in which engineers produce and circulate new knowledge and the role of specialized communities in the dissemination of knowledge.

The largest Symbiodinium co-occurrence cluster showed a high degree of mixing between reefs and regions and the three smaller clusters captured more specialized communities that are connected by (that is, share) single OTUs between regions (Figure 3b).

By now Tsukuba Science City on which the govt. has lavished about 1 1/2 trillion yen, is a highly specialized community, with 2 universities & 51 other research & educational institutions, all but 7 of them governmental.

Tim studies these questions in the hot deserts of North America using creosote bush (Larrea tridentata) and the specialized community of creosote-feeding insects as a model system.

In this area, there are many useful tools, but few solutions that offer a complete solution – even for a specialized community of practice.

Although the programs drew support from the National Conference of Christians and Jews (now the National Conference for Community and Justice) and the National Institute on Police and Community Relations, most of them took the form of specialized community-relations units staffed by minority officers.

"The military constitutes a specialized community governed by a separate discipline from that of the civilian," Orloff v. Willoughby, 345 U.S. 83, 94 (1953), and the President can be entrusted to determine what limitations and conditions on punishments are best suited to preserve that special discipline.