Sentence examples for specialized use from inspiring English sources

We noticed that while some of the atomic actions (move, press, release and grasp) are used across all the tasks, the other atomic actions have specialized use only in a fraction of the FRS tasks.

Consequently, chemicals that are widely produced, used, stored or transported are more likely to be involved in releases than those that have limited or specialized use.

A specialized use of carbon black is as an additive to phonograph records.

Modifications of the formulation, such as mixing pigment with a nongreasy binder as with pastels, have provided chalk crayons for more specialized use by artists, tailors, and carpenters.

What they had not counted on, however, is that by debating and then authorizing this specialized use of marijuana, they would be seen by many Canadians as legitimizing the use of the drug.

But Peter Gilliver, an editor of the O.E.D.'s revision, who is also at work on a history of the dictionary, informed me that it was simply an earlier and specialized use of the word idiot and reflected no bias on the part of the creators of the dictionary.

Dysprosia has specialized uses in ceramics, glass, phosphors, lasers, and dysprosium metal halide lamps [6].

To find workers, Station Casinos uses specialized employment agencies that recruit immigrants from Latin America, Africa, Russia, Vietnam, Cambodia and elsewhere.

In contrast, lion tamarins, which are specialized in using manipulation and extracting insects showed a preference for hand usage in the same study.

Some are specialized for use underwater or taking hundreds of shots a second.

Entered in the Modern's Low-Cost Furniture Competition of 1948, it was passed over for a prize for being too "specialized in use".