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Some designs can be customised by buyers, for example by putting their initials on cufflinks.Easy online access to 3D printing has three big implications for manufacturing, says Peter Weijmarshausen, Shapeways' chief executive.

Because OSCAR can be customised by different dictionaries, we have been able to adapt it to process reports of atmospheric chemistry and, more generally, atmospheric science.

Information about all available plug-ins (file format name, plugin name, extension) is stored in a configuration file and can be customised by the user.

And while education is Kunerango's main focus, it also sees potential for its product to be customised by companies to meet their training needs — stressing that its tools enable anyone to create their own "customized academy" on the web. .

The others, the PatternRecogniser and the MEMMRecogniser, use more complex strategies to identify chemical named entities and feature subcomponents that can be customised by the user to produce the desired behaviour.

This workflow can be customised by the user, who can use the set methods of the Oscar class to replace the components of the default configuration with suitable customised or custom-built alternatives.

In Tokyo, giant gasometers have been customised by commissioned graffiti artists, making them seem suddenly contemporary.

They have been customised by the designer Ron Arad, singer Paloma Faith, illustrator Natasha Law and fashion designers Patrick Cox and Alice Temperley.

Called WOW Bikes, they have been customised by top creatives and after being used by visitors to a West End hotel for the next 10 weeks, they will be auctioned to raise money for the Elton John Aids Foundation.

I never wear white," says 41-year-old photographers' agent Harriet Margolies, who got hitched in a purple Amanda Wakeley evening dress that cost £400 in the sale and was customised by a friend.

The place exists on its own terms, without boutiques, bars or interpretive centre, where subtler pleasures include clocking the casual ways in which ancient Heraclea's stones have been customised by present-day Kapıkırı – as garden tables and as tether posts for donkeys.