Sentence examples for Especially tailored from inspiring English sources

But back in the closet, these clothes would have seemed much more "Yohji," especially tailored pantsuits and a coat with a cape back (again!), holding down arms to the wrists.

Theoretically, the sensitivity of Hall sensors can be improved by at least three orders of magnitude by implementing them into an especially tailored magnetic concentrator [P. Leroy, C. Coillot, A. Roux, G. Chanteur, High magnetic field amplification for improving the sensitivity of hall sensors, IEEE Sens. J. 6 (3) (2006) 707–713].

Only three additional repeats became detectable by our protocol if these especially tailored alignments were used as input, indicating that further laborious refinement of our input alignments would not be worthwhile.

Then he took a new tack against Mr. Kerry, especially tailored for the Cuban-American community in Miami.

In its place is a new software world called Aura, written by Lenovo, especially tailored for tabletop computing.

It can also become the prime means of gaining access to the Internet, allowing consumers to browse stripped-down Web sites especially tailored to small mobile phone displays.

Intraoperative electrocorticography (ECoG) has been in clinical use for many decades, yet the validity of this procedure in guiding resective surgery for temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) is still uncertain, especially in tailored temporal lobectomies in cases of TLE with hippocampal sclerosis.

Perhaps we can replace International Men's Day with something slightly different – and tailored especially for men and boys.

This paper presents a novel development of a syllabus on Air Traffic Control tailored especially to meet the needs of a small developing country like Republic of Macedonia.

Thus, identifying women with breast cancers that are deficient in PALB2 is likely to be of significant clinical relevance especially for providing tailored therapy and improving outcomes.

What's different is the return of tailored clothes, especially the jacket, and the re-emergence of the skirt.