Sentence examples for specialized traditionally from inspiring English sources

Specialized (traditionally called 'secondary') metabolism can be thought of as a hydra with hundreds of thousands of compounds produced by thousands of enzymes across the entire plant kingdom.

In France a brasserie traditionally specialized in beer and Alsatian food; in fact, the word itself is French for beer hall or brewery.

SAS has traditionally specialized in advanced software to analyze huge data sets and to generate predictive statistical models for large corporations and government agencies.

Simon Applebaum, who hosts the television podcast "Tomorrow Will Be Televised" and who has been attending cable upfront presentations all spring, noted in a blog post last month that production companies that have traditionally specialized in reality shows, like Endemol U.S.A. ("Big Brother") and Bunim-Murray ("The Real World"), have started up scripted divisions.

Moving the firm from its old quarters at 100 and 125 Maiden Lane to One World Financial Center required a complex three-way negotiation that delayed the closing until the middle of March, according to Mitchell S. Steir, the chairman of Studley, a brokerage company that has traditionally specialized in representing tenants.

Allen & Co. traditionally specialized in media investments but recently has focused more on tech companies.

Commerce One has traditionally specialized in indirect procurement, which essentially refers to a company's purchases of items it uses for itself, such as office supplies, computers and furniture.

Imperial, which was founded in 1907 and traditionally specialized in science and engineering, has now acquired a large medical school and an agricultural college.