Even whole nations specializemore or less; some produce the corn-supply of the world, some its coal, some its oil, and some do its carrying trade.
In order to intensify this work, the Guardian feels you should establish a Minorities Teaching Committee, with sub-committees to specialize in the teaching of French Canadians, Eskimos, and Indians.
This is the widest of all generalizations, and so opens the door to the highest of all specializations; for it is a scientific fact that the more widely we can generalize the principle of any Law, the more highly we can specialize its working.
But if we take the Word of the Promise and make it our own Word, then we know that we are speaking the right Word, which will so specialize the action of the Law, as to produce the fulfilment of the Promise.
The clerk or merchant will specialize in the commercial language and learn how to draw up bills of lading or to conduct business correspondence.
There is a tendency on the part of those who specialize in the making of ideals to repudiate the eating and the tool-making sides of man; which accounts for the quarrel between the Marxians and the moralists.
The osteopaths and the chiropractors specialize on the spine, and have made important discoveries.
As the amount of trading increases, and men specialize in the arts of bargaining, we see again and again how money concentrates in the hands of a few.
Now the farmers ask for the blank forms and are themselves as enthusiastic over farm-management records as the men who specialize in such.
Here a complete watch is produced in one factory, while in England, Switzerland and France most establishmentsspecialize in the manufacture of particular parts and these parts are then assembled in other factories.
In course of time, the aggregation of laws became so great that these lawyers were forced to specialize among themselves; to-day, therefore, we find a number of classes of law specialists.
On the American stock exchanges one broker may specialize in the shares of the Union Pacific Railroad, for instance, another in those of the United States Steel Corporation, and so on.
As a matter of interest, it is estimated that the operations of this department in the “movie” field are equal in magnitude to the efforts of many of the better known film-producing studios which specialize in such work.
A woman who is gonad deficient with a superior adrenal will suffer from virilism and specialize in the extreme tactics and mythology of the feminist movement.
The idea that mothers, more human, should specialize and organize as well, and extend to their babies these supreme advantages, is made a laughing stock.
Whether pupils go into the chosen line of life work directly from the gymnasium or by way of the university, it is of distinct advantage to specialize along the line for which they are preparing.
Counselors and therapists tend to specialize in one or a small number of alternative approaches to therapy.
There are contractors who specialize in this work and have equipment for doing the job quickly with minimum cutting and inconvenience.
There are brokers who specialize in negotiating such mortgages.
In order, therefore, that the son may marry and begin to develop his life in his own way, it is essential to reorganize in some manner the method of managing the farm or to enlarge or, perhaps, specialize its activities.
There is an increasing tendency to specializein vegetable growing.
These courses are arranged to allow the student to specialize along some particular line.
As government develops in scope and complexity, there is a tendency for the agents of government to specialize in various types of work.
Exchange thus increases the total output of the community or nation by permitting individuals tospecialize in those commodities which they can produce most effectively.
The secret of this often unseen and unconscious coöperation is that there are individuals who specialize in the work of connecting up, or coördinating, the other factors which are necessary to the production of shoes.
Since they were specializing in rare and foreign woods, why shouldn't he specialize in rare and foreign trees?
If he chose Germany, he would be well grounded; he could specialize and travel afterwards.
It is one thing to superficially know that it is important for us to specialize as individuals, and it is quite another matter to bring ourselves to act in conformity with this fundamental law.
We have stated that each man should specialize in order to produce the greatest value for a given expenditure of energy--that specialization of the industries is necessary.
This girl when she entered the training school of a hospital had no idea that she would specialize in this way as an assistant to a famous surgeon.
After this, the younger workers begin to specialize in skirt-making, waist-draping and waist-finishing.
In the same way, the girl with a gift may specialize on hats, but her hats must be professional in workmanship and individual in style.
A dressmaker who does machine work and who does not specialize in other work, may earn ten dollars a week.
When we are in health, we specialize solar energy in such great quantities that we cannot use it all in the body and therefore it radiates through the pores of our skin in straight streams and serves a similar purpose as an exhaust fan.
We cannot then specialize them, and therefore we are invisible to all others.
But if such experimental schemes, even of the simplest form, are in question, it seems a matter of course that the plan ought to be prescribed by real scientists who specialize in the psychological field.
When such a preference manifests itself, it is a good plan to specialize in the favoured country or group.
