A bespoke application written in Microsoft Visual C# was developed for analysing these time series [21] and this is freely available from the authors; what follows is a short description of the techniques employed in the main analysis.
The hopes of many media executives are pinned on the iPad, and other similar tablet devices promised by PC manufacturers this year, since they offer an opportunity to replace the declining readership of newspapers and magazines with new subscribers to bespoke applications for the devices, opening up a second chance to charge for digital content that is currently given away for free on websites.
We have also created a bespoke smartphone application so that calculations can easily be done quickly.
The allocation method was stochastic minimisation as implemented in a bespoke computer application at the randomisation centre.
A strong need for flexibility encourages the development of bespoke applications, with little value associated with the broad implementation of rigid-modelling structures.
[C10.] A Bespoke Suit, and Now Software During a presentation about the corporate software market, Mark Barrenechea, a senior vice president at Oracle, sprinkled in the Britishism "bespoke," as in "We'll work with customers to tie their bespoke applications into our information architecture".
Pneumatics and hydraulics represent well-developed technologies where components are available from a wide range of suppliers in modular form, enabling the engineering design to specify a bespoke system for a particular application.
By 2020 software will return to a cottage industry, with bespoke applications made by many, rather than today's industrialized, Microsoft-esque mass-production and distribution model.
But for bespoke applications, even those that must meet tough engineering requirements, or "tolerances", it may oust more traditional methods surprisingly quickly.
A bespoke tailor for budding breakdancers?
Around £500, foffabikes.com A bespoke bike for around £500? Impossible.
