Sentence examples for specialized conferences from inspiring English sources
The phrase "specialized conferences" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to conferences or events that focus on a particular topic or field of study. Example sentence: "I presented my research at several specialized conferences on linguistics last year."
By the beginning of the 21st century, computational aesthetics had become sufficiently established to sustain its own specialized conferences, workshops, and special issues of journals.
"Why doesn't Mrs. Merkel say these things she said in Davos clearly to us and tell industry leaders to do the same, and not just to specialized conferences, but on the television?" he asked.
By looking on the Internet, you can also find more specialized conferences such as the fall Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) human resources conference.
Third, there are more specialized conferences that provide the opportunity for statisticians to interact with ecologists for mutual benefit.
Within scientific communities focusing on heavy metals, aromatic hydrocarbons, or chlorinated organic compounds, citations are likely to be high, to the extent that members of these communities are highly active, participate in specialized conferences, and publish frequently.
Moreover, very few papers have been published on the subject and information on large-scale production methods are only available through specialized conference proceedings.
This chapter provides a guide to these specific models, which have been published in diverse, more specialized, conference documents and journals, as well as in major conference ACM, IEEE, and Eurographics proceedings.
They entered the phase that Argentine philosopher Francisco Romero named "philosophical normalcy", which was characterized by university-level positions, publications in specialized journals, international conferences, teaching stints in foreign institutions and, above all, a strong divide separating academic philosophical activity from social and political concerns.
Scientific meetings on data integration have proliferated in the last decade either as specialized stand-alone conferences or as part of a larger congress.
However, much of the work has been reported only in specialized journals and conference proceedings and thus has remained largely out of view until recently.
The electronic search was complemented by the following hand searches of bibliographic references and abstracts published in special issues of specialized journals or in Conference Proceedings.
