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Definition of specialized in English: specialized(British specialised) adjective ˈspɛʃ(ə)lʌɪzdˈspɛʃəˌlaɪzd 1Requiring or involving detailed and specific knowledge or training. employees with specialized skills Example sentencesExamples - The work required highly specialized skills in design.
- There were no college courses offering specialized training in information security.
- In spite of its unskilled nature, sawing did require specialized skills.
- The book is densely argued and requires more specialized expertise than a general reader is likely to have.
- The company has increased its staff by 25 per cent and opened a specialised training division.
- Most of these tasks may require weeks of training to develop the specialized skills required.
- Supercomputing experts need a mix of specialized knowledge in the applications with which they work and in the various supercomputing technologies.
- The school is the place where one teaches the knowledge, skills, and specialized competencies required to find a good job and be successful.
- Basic awareness training should be supplemented by more specialised training directly related to the function of the employee.
- The standard will never be the same as that provided by a professional mechanic, with their specialised knowledge and experience.
- His specialized knowledge is the Irish language.
- This law favored immigrants with post-secondary education, technical training, and specialized skills.
- After primary teaching training she completed specialised training as a teacher of the deaf.
- The company employs 30 people, many with specialised skills.
- Because of the extensive specialized knowledge required, most individuals will retain the services of an arborist.
- Six years of secondary school can lead either to university education or specialized training.
- For these jobs, specialized abilities and training are required.
- The company has been recruiting individuals with specialized knowledge of vertical sectors.
- We will be taking on somebody who can provide the specialised services required by mature students.
- Readers might have relied upon her specialised knowledge and the fact that she held herself out as an anthropologist.
- 1.1 Concentrating on a small area of a subject.
periodicals have become more and more specialized Example sentencesExamples - It is a book which will be of lasting value, I think, albeit on a highly specialised subject.
- The company has remained in this specialized product area and has continually ploughed back profit into product development.
- Jargon can be seen in a positive way, enabling communication within a specialised subject.
- It is a book on a very specialized subject.
- It is not a specialized subject matter.
- This is a book which is useful for those who work in the specialised area of women's studies.
- These publications, general in nature at first, turned increasingly to specialized subjects that included women's topics and cookery.
- This is a highly specialised field and there is little published material on the subject for the interested novice.
- As editors gain experience with specialized subjects, they can move up in the hierarchy.
- 1.2 Designed for a particular purpose.
Example sentencesExamples - Each of these titles has a specialized purpose.
- Blogs are online software tools that can be updated without specialized design software.
- Certain tasks go easier with specialized tools, which is why manufacturers produce dozens of designs in varying grades.
- Other less specialized software tools can be used as well.
- Most of our facilities weren't designed with specialized rooms for martial arts or yoga.
- I'm going to be heading up a department whose purpose is to develop the specialized diving suits we'll be using at depths beyond 2000 feet.
- Sometimes water runs down the walls and collected in specialized drainage pipes.
- Miner spent the next three years designing specialized chips for cardiac pacemakers.
- Most of the allotted funds are spent on software and specialized software tools.
- There are currently hundreds of specialized software programs to detect its presence.
Definition of specialized in US English: specialized(British specialised) adjectiveˈspɛʃəˌlaɪzdˈspeSHəˌlīzd 1Requiring or involving detailed and specific knowledge or training. skilled treatment for these patients is very specialized Example sentencesExamples - In spite of its unskilled nature, sawing did require specialized skills.
- This law favored immigrants with post-secondary education, technical training, and specialized skills.
- The standard will never be the same as that provided by a professional mechanic, with their specialised knowledge and experience.
- The company employs 30 people, many with specialised skills.
- We will be taking on somebody who can provide the specialised services required by mature students.
- His specialized knowledge is the Irish language.
- The company has increased its staff by 25 per cent and opened a specialised training division.
- Readers might have relied upon her specialised knowledge and the fact that she held herself out as an anthropologist.
- After primary teaching training she completed specialised training as a teacher of the deaf.
- Most of these tasks may require weeks of training to develop the specialized skills required.
- The school is the place where one teaches the knowledge, skills, and specialized competencies required to find a good job and be successful.
- There were no college courses offering specialized training in information security.
- The work required highly specialized skills in design.
- For these jobs, specialized abilities and training are required.
- Because of the extensive specialized knowledge required, most individuals will retain the services of an arborist.
- The book is densely argued and requires more specialized expertise than a general reader is likely to have.
- Six years of secondary school can lead either to university education or specialized training.
- The company has been recruiting individuals with specialized knowledge of vertical sectors.
- Supercomputing experts need a mix of specialized knowledge in the applications with which they work and in the various supercomputing technologies.
- Basic awareness training should be supplemented by more specialised training directly related to the function of the employee.
- 1.1 Concentrating on a small area of a subject.
periodicals have become more and more specialized Example sentencesExamples - This is a highly specialised field and there is little published material on the subject for the interested novice.
- It is a book on a very specialized subject.
- The company has remained in this specialized product area and has continually ploughed back profit into product development.
- This is a book which is useful for those who work in the specialised area of women's studies.
- It is not a specialized subject matter.
- Jargon can be seen in a positive way, enabling communication within a specialised subject.
- It is a book which will be of lasting value, I think, albeit on a highly specialised subject.
- As editors gain experience with specialized subjects, they can move up in the hierarchy.
- These publications, general in nature at first, turned increasingly to specialized subjects that included women's topics and cookery.
- 1.2 Designed for a particular purpose.
Example sentencesExamples - Most of our facilities weren't designed with specialized rooms for martial arts or yoga.
- There are currently hundreds of specialized software programs to detect its presence.
- Other less specialized software tools can be used as well.
- Certain tasks go easier with specialized tools, which is why manufacturers produce dozens of designs in varying grades.
- Most of the allotted funds are spent on software and specialized software tools.
- Each of these titles has a specialized purpose.
- Blogs are online software tools that can be updated without specialized design software.
- Sometimes water runs down the walls and collected in specialized drainage pipes.
- Miner spent the next three years designing specialized chips for cardiac pacemakers.
- I'm going to be heading up a department whose purpose is to develop the specialized diving suits we'll be using at depths beyond 2000 feet.
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