site-specific

[ sahyt-spi-sif-ik ]

adjective

1. created, designed, or selected for a specific site:

   a site-specific sculpture.

Example Sentences

As a bonus, it provides worthwhile historical background for “Olafur Eliasson: OPEN,” that great, sprawling, eye-opening site-specific installation made for the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.

From Los Angeles Times

"We are the first group in the world to successfully apply the site-specific knock-in method to locusts. We know from the literature that the success rate for this type of transgenesis is very low, but we have succeeded," says Xingcong Jiang.

From Science Daily

The researchers used site-specific mutagenesis to gain new insights into how the cofactor precursor is integrated into the enzyme and how individual amino acids are involved in anchoring and synthesis.

From Science Daily

“You can focus to the quarter of a centimeter. When you’re working in one of these site-specific situations, you have to deal with God’s reality, not your own.”

From New York Times

The researchers even charted pathways that mitigated carbon emissions beyond financial incentives, using site-specific soil carbon sequestration potentials and management decisions, such as whether to fertilize, to yield a landscape design with the greatest overall environmental benefits.

From Science Daily