But how would you specialize?

I specialize in dragging heavy things around cold places.

Let's go to weather. Mountains specialize in interesting weather.

That is to say, they specialize with respect to reproduction.

So I tend to specialize on the scene between war and peace.

We specialize in high quality facial animation for video games and films.

We specialize in high quality facial animation for video games and films.

I did a performance with two singers who specialize in making strange noises with their mouths.

What happens when you cut people off from exchange, from the ability to exchange and specialize?

Each will have a pan African student body, but specialize in a different area of science.

The evidence is that humans begin to specialize in particular prey species, at particular times of the year.

Most small island developing States specialize in a narrow range of products and have a limited domestic market.

And when I do that I actually specialize the brain to be a master processor for that meaningless sound.

But we've managed to find that these lions are 15 percent bigger than any others, and they specialize in hunting buffalo in the water.

And I specialize in human behavioral research, and applying what we learn to think about the future in different ways, and to design for that future.

As a student of French law at the Hassan II University faculty of law in Casablanca, she wished to continue her studies in France and to specialize in international law.

To that end, the National Port Commission, as the designated authority for implementing the ISPS Code, set up a working group with the following national institutions that specialize in various aspects of security

They specialize in the clandestine trade and transport of high raw explosives (explosive making materials, e.g., granules and C 4, as opposed to prepared munitions, such as mortar bombs, mines, and other munitions).

The same logic applies to countries. Each country should specialize in producing those things that it produces most efficiently, rather than producing a bit of everything, because that way its income will be higher.

Despite already high and rising energy prices, Europe s chemical industry has grown at about the same rate as the rest of the economy since 1995. Today, EU chemical companies specialize in high value products, and Europe exports much more of them than it imports.

The textbook example given by the Nobel laureate Paul Samuelson is that of a town s best lawyer who is also its best typist. Provided that he is better at law than at typing, he should specialize in law and leave his secretary to do the typing.

As a result, the only feasible forms of production use very few low skilled workers and thus operate at low productivity. They specialize in food preparation, retail, construction, repairs, Internet cafes, and myriad other activities that can be carried out at home and sold to neighbors (often through a window facing the street).

Perhaps one French mistake was to neglect its small and medium size firms and specialize too much on state controlled mega companies. Airbus, Renault, Crédit Lyonnais, and Alstom are well known examples of a mistaken industrial policy that has wasted French taxpayers money and that is partly connected with the name Sarkozy.

The present study takes into account the recommendations made in the OIOS report within existing resources, including strategic outreach efforts such as advertising vacancy announcements in locally, regionally and nationally circulated newspapers in the relevant languages, cooperation with language departments of United States universities and training institutes that specialize in foreign languages.

The main benefit of trade facilitation is that it enables countries to specialize in the areas in which they are most capable. As Ralph Ossa showed in a working paper for the US National Bureau of Economic Research, if Germany did not have access to international markets, its standard of living would be half of what it is now.

Countries that specialize in the export of oil, copper, iron ore, wheat, coffee, or other commodities have been booming, but they are highly vulnerable. Dollar commodity prices could plunge at any time, as a result of a new recession, an increase in real interest rates in the United States, fluctuations in climate, or random sector specific factors.