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Meanings of specialise in inglês

português
especializar
catalão
especialitzar
espanhol
especializar

Be specific about.

especializar
catalão
especialitzar-se

Become more focus on an area of activity or field of study.

especialitzar-se

Evolve so as to lead to a new species or develop in a way most suited to the environment.

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Examples for "differentiate"
Examples for "differentiate"
1
It is possible to differentiate easily even among closely related organic compounds.
Pubmed
2
As Varanna observed Sorak's different aspects, she soon learned to differentiate them.
The outcast
3
There is no way to distinguish or differentiate between electrons, for example.
The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
4
This makes user-entered text easy to differentiate from text the computer generates.
Apple training series: mac os x support essentials v10.6
5
Remember, manufacturers cripple their cameras in software to differentiate the product line.
Wired
1
After all, and as stated before, organisms don't speciate; only populations do.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
2
The space robots, however, continued to evolve and eventually speciate.
Futures 1
3
As stated above, individual organisms don't speciate; only populations do-sothe character belongs to the species.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
4
So I must insist that the speciate identity of a given Custodial team will ultimately shape the work they do.
Fire With Fire
5
Unlike the dinosaurs, the mammals have the ability to evolve and "speciate"-anda greater willingness to make deals.
The new yorker
Usage of specialise in inglês
1
The Applied Food Sciences centre will specialise in developing consumer food products.
The Irish Times
2
Based on specific industries, they specialise in coaching and supporting unemployed workers.
The Guardian
3
We specialise in helping British and South African expatriates to invest offshore.
The South African
4
It will specialise in consultancy services for the corporate and financial sectors.
The Irish Times
5
EastEnders might specialise in that kind of thing but Manchester deserves better.
The Guardian
6
The band's 10 members specialise in high-energy dance routines and addictive choruses.
The Guardian
7
To be more precise, they specialise in fully furnished apartments and homes.
The South African
8
They will then have to specialise, possibly reaching their thirties before finishing.
The Irish Times
9
Such rules particularly annoy France and Italy, whose automakers specialise in smaller cars.
Reuters
10
Many have problems identifying exactly which area they would like to specialise in.
The Irish Times
11
Several applications are from organisisations that specialise in special needs education.
Radio NZ
12
She hopes to use her experience of counselling to specialise in helping children.
The Guardian
13
Not that that's much healthier, given the cases you specialise in.
Nightingale's lament
14
Young people in Bradford are flocking to new restaurants which specialise in desserts.
BBC
15
We also raise multiple crops, whereas animals typically specialise in one.
BBC
16
They specialise in providing services to medical and pharmaceutical device manufacturers.
The Irish Times
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Specialise through the time
Specialise across language varieties
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United Kingdom
Rare