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In addition, Motorola announced an updated version of its Moto X top-end phone, whose case can be customised at point of order.
They include unlimited streamed music, scheduled playlists that can be customised at different venues, social features to share the music across Facebook, Twitter and stream it on your website; business support; and offline mode.
It's an innovation that would allow zookeepers to customise at least one aspect of the daily lives of each of their charges.
It will focus on building limited edition and customised vehicles at the site.
Part of the advantage of 3D printing is the ability to make a variety of individually customised parts at a similar cost to making multiple, identical replicas.
These customised AT-SAMs have been used by several groups to culture hPSCs and to investigate the molecular mechanisms involved in adhesion and maintenance of hPSCs.
On Premier League websites you can find customised PlayStation cases at Bournemouth, Southampton's special range of watches, Hull City's tiger-inspired wrapping paper and, at Liverpool, a photo of Sadio Mané in Santa gear looking overwhelmed by a gift.
Calvin Klein has always been a master of the provocatively NSFW advertising campaign, from Brooke Shields in 1981 to its mid-90s use of yogic poses, wood panel and customised denim to hint at outlaw sexuality.
These are usually customised to the task at hand, so unsurprisingly, UiPath also has a large network of partners, some 150 companies that help sell and implement its services.
Despite being recommended in national clinical guidelines, the UK-WHO and customised birth weight charts perform poorly at identifying infants at risk of adverse neonatal outcomes.
