Sentence examples for high tailor from inspiring English sources

polyacrylamide, polyethylene oxide, poly (diallyl dimethyl ammonium chloride), poly (styrene sulfonic acid) are highly effective flocculants at small dosages and have high tailor ability but poor shear stability, whereas though natural polymers (viz. starch, guar gum, alginate, glycogen, dextran) are biodegradable and effectively shear stable (Brostow et al. 2009).

At any given temperature and characteristic length, the low-dislocation-density bi-GNR are shown to be much more efficient in suppressing the thermal conductivity, and has a higher tailoring rate.

But, his ambition unfulfilled, he took a job with his uncle when he was 17, working as a sales assistant at Hepworths, Milford Haven; a high street tailor that would form the foundation of the Next retail empire.

If you are still in middle school or high school, tailor the classes you take around subjects relating to the field of astrophysics.

Suits were fab, and showed just how far men's high street tailoring has come since the bad old days of baggy court appearance/ job interview suits.

Growth in the high-end summer camp business is spurred, in part, by some Chinese high schools tailoring their curriculum for students who know early on that they want to attend college in the United States rather than China.

Sensor performance including high selectivity, tailoring of sensitivity and long-term stability is discussed.

This capability provides opportunity for the design of high performance tailored structural assemblies.

This effect offers another degree of freedom in synthesizing transparent, high surface, tailored urchin-inspired building blocks having applications in solar cells and low wetting coatings.

By operating on a lean business model and focusing on delivering high quality tailored men's suits with personalized service, Jatin has been able to grow Montagio into a successful multi-million-dollar business, employing 10 staff locally and 30 staff overseas.

Laura Doan, pointing out newspaper and magazine articles from 1924 in which high collars, tailored satin jackets, and watch fobs are described as the latest in women's wear, describes Troubridge as having a "keen fashion sense and an eye for sartorial detail".