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specific

[spi-sif-ik] / spɪˈsɪf ɪk /


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Others believe it is itself a severe flare-up of eczema, or other specific skin conditions, and are not convinced it exists at all.

From BBC

On the table are co-production of drones -- with factories both in Ukraine and in the Gulf -- and expertise sharing, he said, without providing specific information.

From Barron's

Conditions were imposed "requiring them to remain in a specific location, to prevent serious disorder", the force said.

From BBC

Elsewhere, a patchwork of laws limits the practice to EV startups or to specific manufacturers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traditional manufacturing methods place these nitrogen groups randomly across the material, making it hard to pinpoint which specific arrangements lead to better performance.

From Science Daily