Sentences with phrase «specialized branch»

Thanks in part to money from the family, Grand Valley State University has doubled enrollment, to 25,000, by adding six new specialized branches in downtown Grand Rapids.

It can range from whiteboards to post-it notes to Excel flowcharts to specialized branching scenario software.

The commercial insurance being one of the most specialized branches in the field of insurance, it is barely understood in Belleville and the world at large.

Since the roots of these mangroves are in seawater and muds where no free oxygen is present (anaerobic), the trees have developed specialized branches to remove oxygen from the atmosphere.

John Ostrom's seminal contributions were many, but central to his life story is the link between dinosaurs and birds, or more properly, placing the bird radiation within the dinosaur radiation as a specialized branch of theropods.

However, there are experts that spend their entire lives dedicated to this specialized branch of study, and still leave with many questions unanswered.

Pet pediatric care is a specialized branch of veterinary medicine that focuses on the health and well - being of young animals such as puppies and kittens.

Many of her cases have been litigated before the Commercial List, a specialized branch of the Superior Court of Justice.

Defective products lawsuits (AKA product liability cases) are based on a specialized branch of law that focuses on whether items put into the stream of commerce are safe.

Auditing is a specialized branch of accounting for a company's financial information, which includes policies, records, and systems.

Chemical engineering is a specialized branch of engineering that combines the principles of physics, chemistry, biology or life sciences and also includes mathematics and economics.

Ophthalmology is a specialized branch of medicine that primarily deals with the anatomy, physiology, diseases and injuries associated with the eye.