Sentence examples for specialized entities from inspiring English sources
England's internal subdivisions and administrative units include distinct historic, geographic, and administrative counties; districts; unitary authorities; metropolitan counties and boroughs; and other specialized entities.
The rule-based systems are particularly useful for categories that have highly specialized entities (e.g., biomedical) and a finite number of members.
In high performance computing, many large scientific and engineering problems are solved on a supercomputer which is the gathering of two specialized entities, one dedicated to computations and another one to I/O.
It is conceivable that this condition gives them a limited proprioceptive importance and a reduced need for having specific receptors as MS. Muscle spindles (MS) were recognized as specialized entities of the skeletal (somatic) musculature of vertebrates since the early 1860s [ 1].
The requirement of the diversified network grew as the business was no more confined as the specialized entity.
During the return to democracy (1990), its managing role was strengthened so that it became a more specialized entity delivering quality early education and care programs.
As a consequence, a lot of attention went into the development of definitions for very specialized types of entities, whereas for general types explicit definitions are often lacking.
States, specialized agencies, and regional entities also conduct third-party diplomacy.
Instead, we suggest that type II LB is a highly specialized structural and functional entity that emerges as a neuronal response to major carbohydrate metabolism impairment.
The United Nations Country Team (UNCT) in Ukraine is composed of representatives of 16 UN funds and programmes, specialized agencies and other UN entities accredited to Ukraine.
Private health care in Vietnam is a very heterogeneous entity, covering both specialized hospital treatment at international standards, as well as local healers without any formal medical education.
