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| highly specialized (Oleg Sollogub); field-specific (термин Ker-online); narrow focus specialized (Alex_Odeychuk); narrowly specialized (Further biases that may result from the IF [impact factor] include: narrowly specialized journals as against multidisciplinary journals; ... – by Theresa Lillis & Mary Jane Curry Tamerlane); narrowly defined (GrishaNechaev) | |||
| niche (Georgy Moiseenko); very specialized (translator911); extremely specialized (Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| bespoke (Alexander Demidov) | |||
| proprietory; single-purpose | |||
| career-limiting (переносное значение Darn) | |||
| dedicated | |||
| overspecialized | |||
| highly tailored | |||
| finer-grained (ssn); targeted (Alex_Odeychuk); hyper-focused (Microsoft Alex_Odeychuk); boutique (Alex_Odeychuk); exotic (exotic requirements — узкоспециализированные требования Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| laser-focused (Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| designed for specific tasks (Computerworld Alex_Odeychuk); highly technical (Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| highly targeted (highly targeted application — узкоспециализированное приложение translator911) | |||
| ad hoc (1 : formed or used for a special purpose The mayor appointed an ad hoc committee to study the project. 2 : made or done without planning because of an immediate need We had to make some ad hoc changes to the plans. We'll hire more staff on an ad hoc basis. ad hoc adv The decisions were made ad hoc. MWALD Alexander Demidov) | |||
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