It may be necessary to tailor-make the remedy for each condition or even each patient.
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In the absence of a vaccine, the government requested help from the WHO to "tailor-make" one.
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Gotham has all its guns blazing as it tries to tailor-make a neighborhood within an apartment building.
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We tailor-make it because no shopping centre is alike and each shopping centre serves a different catchment.
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A collection of 15 NASA astronaut hand casts, originally used to tailor-make spacesuit gloves, mounted on plaques and decoratively gilded.
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Through our stores, we have direct contact with our clients, and the ability to quickly tailor-make something for them in our workshops.
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If he didn't tailor-make the squad, his handprints are certainly all over it — more so than most teams with their franchise players.
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A tailored look makes you appear leaner, taller, and more confident; so have your tailor make minor adjustments, even to clothes off the rack.
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Today's weight-loss market is saturated with generic products because — guess what — trying to tailor-make a solution for an individual is usually hard and expensive.
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Other states have turned to compounding pharmacies: chemists who tailor-make drugs to fit individual patient's needs, but whose concoctions are not as consistent as manufactured drugs.
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"Maybe for two diseases, this could be the case, as there are precedents, but usually, we would try to tailor-make a drug for each disease," Bilbe said.
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While Adidas is making one design of the shoe, it paves the way in the future for the company to tailor-make individual shoes to a specific person.
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On top of this, brands that tailor-make their products and recommendations based on artificial intelligence algorithms will be able to differentiate their app through deep personalization for users.
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For the cost of my missed income — which was less than what we would have paid for private school for all of our children — we can tailor-make our children's education.
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But in the 1920s, when the Czechoslovakian businessman Jan Nehera founded his eponymous brand, if you wanted pants you had to make them yourself, or have a tailor make them for you.
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Giving a donation to the couple's charity of choice, if they have indicated one on their registry, is a great way to tailor-make your gift to your budget and make a meaningful contribution.
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And what craft better encapsulates the modern reality of mass-produced food than the Subway sandwich artist, trained to tailor-make your half-chicken-meat sandwich with all of the toppings of your choice?
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A companion app guides users step-by-step and includes recipes to tailor-make chocolate down to choosing the origin of the bean (as with coffee and wine, different cacao regions produce distinct flavors) and the cacao percentage (lower is sweeter).
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My goodness, it's perplexing to me that a majority that talks about states' rights and other opportunities, and enabling opportunities, would be in favor of closing the door for those same very states — that we would basically close the door on them from providing and enabling opportunities and services and being able to tailor-make opportunity.
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Lőrincz told me that their technology allows you to quickly and easily build a large batch of the thrusters, instead of having to tailor-make your propulsion system to fit the satellite, which provides big benefits in terms of manufacturing and design costs — which Morpheus can then pass on to its customers, opening up to a whole new, much more price-sensitive segment of the market the possibility of including true orbital maneuvering capabilities.
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In July 2009, Samchuly broke ground for its Uiwang factory, which was built for the purpose of manufacturing high-end bicycles such as Cello Sports, a subsidiary brand of Samchuly. The production capacity of the Uiwang factory is 300,000 bicycles. The Uiwang factory's competitive advantage is not in its component parts, but rather in its capacity to tailor make bicycles to order. This factory has the capacity to tailor make bicycles to the specific physical requirements of the customer and customizing bicycles depending on various needs.
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Beyond brings handcrafted private tours that fuse extraordinary scenic flights with luxury experiences to the mountains, beaches and desert island reserves like Sir Bani Yas Island and Zaya Nurai Island. Their network of 25 locations across the region gives travelers the option to tailor make their itinerary based on what they would like to do, the size of the group and activities during their trip.
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Pranay Doshi and colleagues in the Silva Lab developed a completely free app (www.ResearchMaps.org) that helps researchers generate these maps. Data from individual research articles is entered into a relational database, and the app can generate maps not only for experimental findings in single research articles, but also for combinations of findings associated with different articles. The user can query the app and tailor-make specific maps that can then be used for experiment planning.
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Ice Cube said this album would be different from any one of his others, having a different direction. The album was released independently under his label Lench Mob. Ice Cube stated that "being independent is beautiful because we can do things 'out the box' that record companies would usually frown at. Instead of working from a ready-made cookie-cutter marketing plan, we can tailor make a marketing plan specifically for me".
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At the 1919 Calgary Stampede, he competed in the bucking event and met Pete Knight. He traveled to Los Angeles for a rodeo, and decided to winter in Hollywood, where he met screen personalities. Tom Mix, who had also started in rodeos, invited him to be in two of his pictures. Mix added to his flashy wardrobe by borrowing two of Canutt's two-tone shirts and having his tailor make 40 copies.
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Schools and youth groups from across the UK visit UKSA for day or residential trips throughout the year. UKSA offer groups to tailor make their trips to meet the needs and demands set out by the groups. Trips focus providing children and adults alike from all backgrounds with new water related experiences, with many gaining basic qualifications whilst taking part in these programs. In 2019 8000+ individuals from schools and youth groups spent time at UKSA.
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Barnes credited the latter with improving the former: "The musical telepathy is really good. I can sort of tailor-make a song to the guys' playing, make the song fit what they're doing, since I write most of the material." Rubin claimed that they had decided to incorporate the accordion and tuba into the band to counteract their growing popularity,Internet Archive. Live recording of the Bad Livers at the Nick in Birmingham, Alabama. April 21, 1993.
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Covenant Players (also known as CP) is a missions-based theater company, fielding touring troupes in over 30 countries, founded on September 29, 1963, and still operating . It presents original Christian-themed plays written by founder Charles M. Tanner to schools, churches, hospitals, social service groups, the military, corporate and community organizations. The mission of Covenant Players is "to communicate the Lord Jesus Christ through the medium of drama" . CP can tailor-make presentations for Christian or secular clientele/audiences.
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On the other hand, Ting also thinks about the different backgrounds and personalities of every singer when she tailor make the lyrics. For example, when she was writing Stefanie Sun's lyrics, she would pay extra attention to the language context. As the language context between Singaporean Chinese is different from that of Greater China, Ting would incorporate both the singer's background and market demands when writing the songs. On top of that, Ting would also take the singer's personality into account.
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