Sentence examples for customised by the from inspiring English sources
They have been customised by the designer Ron Arad, singer Paloma Faith, illustrator Natasha Law and fashion designers Patrick Cox and Alice Temperley.
As an idea, Meet the Parents marries Blind Date (studio contestant picks potential mate from three possibilities) with First Dates (the matched pair go on a meal in a restaurant customised by the TV company).
The new shops follow on from West's pop-up in New York's Soho in March, which he said generated $2m£1.5m5m) in sales of items including thrift store jackets customised by the rapper for $400.
The Other Half refers to removable hardware shells that snap on to the back of the handset and can be changed and customised by the user.
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.
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.
As for the demographic factors in the formula, mortality and morbidity variables are customised by varying both the indicators and the weightings applied to those indicators according to five year age group to derive the most explanatory set of factors for each age group across all services areas [ 29].
There is the sportier 300 S, the audiophile-targeted Beats by Dr Dre 300, the broodingly dark 300 customised by GQ Magazine Designer of the Year and Detroit native John Varvatos, and the ice-cool white and black 300 Glacier.
A pliant external mesh sleeve, customised by computer-aided design, encloses the whole of the ascending aorta.
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.
Chris Eubank is wearing a heavily tailored, high-concept jacket and shirt over stonewashed jeans that appear to have been customised by Jackson Pollock, and cling like stockings from the knee down, to boots that my command of fashion vocabulary does not stretch far enough to describe.
