Sentence examples for hand tailoring from inspiring English sources
On one hand, tailoring LY2878735 dosing to CYP2D6 metabolizer status significantly reduces the variability in drug exposure.
The exhibition celebrates the opening of Norman Hartnell's first salon in 1923 as a landmark in British fashion, re-establishing traditions of hand tailoring and a distinctive English cut.
Since its creation in 1981, this streamlined camel coat has become the symbol of Max Mara, whose mission was always — even before the concept of factory-made "ready to wear" — to move forward from hand tailoring, to provide a coat for every woman.
That attention to the hand, tailoring or color palette became increasingly particular during my thrift shopping years.
The expert secondary teacher would have examples at hand, tailored to what he or she knows of student understandings and misconceptions but, he or she would also know that students tend to see the formulas as separate "rules" to be memorized and used when one encounters a particular situation (e.g., "when I have a point and know the slope, I use the point-slope formula").
Every such plan must be hand tailored to the individual needs of the borrower.
Assuring each player was hand tailored and fit properly, Rashan visited each player's room individually assisting with cufflinks, ties and placing pocket squares appropriate to their look.
Don't be mad that we have a small rack dedicated to us, when the whole store was hand tailored for you.
Bourdain now turns his attention to the people who make bespoke hand tailored suits, Damascus knives made from over 400 layers of steel, cast iron pans that are designed to not get hot on the stovetop, and handwoven baskets - those who have dedicated their entire lives to doing one thing well.
On the other hand "tailored care" can coincide with gene-based risk information or tests that are customised to personal biological characteristics.
They also delighted in watching episodes of "Boardwalk Empire," for which they hand-tailored 250 period garments with fabric that was used in the 1920s.
