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Unspecialized
Unspecialized Un*spe"cial*ized, a.
Not specialized; specifically (Biol.), not adapted, or set
apart, for any particular purpose or function; as, an
unspecialized unicellular organism. --W. K. Brooks.
Meaning of Specialized from wikipedia
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Specialized Bicycle Components, Inc.,
colloquially known as and
stylized as
SPECIALIZED, is an
American company that designs,
manufactures and markets...
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quotations related to Specialization.
Specialization or
Specialized may
refer to:
Academic specialization, may be a
course of
study or major...
- A
specialized dictionary is a
dictionary that
covers a
relatively restricted set of phenomena. The
definitive book on the
subject (Cowie 2009) includes...
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United Nations Specialized Agencies are
autonomous organizations working with the
United Nations and each
other through the co-ordinating
machinery of...
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transduction (see below)
occurs in both
cycles during the
lytic stage,
while specialized transduction (see below)
occurs when a
prophage is
excised in the lysogenic...
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Specialized lexicography is an
academic discipline that is
concerned with
development of
theories and
principles for the design, compilation, use and...
- Previously,
these Expos were
called Special Exhibitions or
International Specialized Exhibitions but
these terms are no
longer used officially.
Their total...
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Deployable Specialized Forces (DSF) —formerly
Deployable Operations Group— are part of the
United States Coast Guard that
provide highly equipped...
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Immunities of the
Specialized Agencies was
adopted by GA
resolution 179(II) to
extend similar privileges to the
specialized agencies of the UN. This...
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Specialized court is a type of
court with
limited subject-matter
jurisdiction concerning particular field of law,
compared to 'ordinary court' with general...
