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Finally, the question as to whether coursebooks will incorporate corpus-based tasks — I see this developing first in specialised language areas such as English for Academic Purposes or English for Legal Purposes.

C is for Corpus « An A-Z of ELT 2010

At the same time, some Yugoslav publishers begun publishing SF books in specialised editions.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Aleksandar Žiljak 2009

Probing a dictionary like the OED would be a start, but even that fine database only has a proportion of the highly technical terms and senses found in English specialised dictionaries.

On relevance in advertising DC 2007

In other words, the modern farmer is becoming more alive to the business possibilities of what may be termed specialised production.

Australia, The Dairy Country Australia. Dept. of External Affairs

An instinct, in this sense of the term (for example the parental instinct), may be described as a specialised part of the primary tissue of experience differentiated in relation to some definite biological end.

Evolution in Modern Thought Gustav Schwalbe 1880

Innocent unitl proven guilty, full stop, and without "specialised" juries for alleged rape which would be a preversion of justice as dispesned elsewhere.

No Means NO ! Newmania 2007

I think the comments about "specialised" media are very good and I don't doubt there will still be a market for this sort of content.

The future of newspapers Mark Reckons 2009

Actually, I think that science is getting more and more specialised which is a bad thing.

Snell-Pym » Rebooting Me 2009

The report also notes that only 25 per cent of them gain the right kind of specialised help.

Archbishop's speech at House of Lords Debate - Good Childhood Inquiry Report 2009

The report also notes that only 25 per cent of them gain the right kind of specialised help.

Archbishop's speech at House of Lords Debate - Good Childhood Inquiry Report 2009