The suit is by Kiton, a Neapolitan maker known for hand-tailored suits that fit closely and sleekly without being constraining like a highly tailored cardigan sweater.
Four years ago, his speeches were highly tailored to his audiences, which resulted in a lack of authenticity.
The features include 50 highly tailored programs like Internet-based support for company technicians and salespeople, and Internet-based cuscorecardsrecards for clients.
Such highly tailored software searches, so-called familial searches, are believed to detect family relationships better — particularly those among siblings — than partial-match results generated in New York.
It has become vastly easier for very small firms to coordinate production of highly tailored products as part of extended supply chains.
Imagine the augmented version of this, a politics in which all participants inhabit their own highly tailored realities, and are in the process of forgetting that those realities are partially constructed, so "natural" and "intuitive" do they feel.
And while the Civil War-era hoax had to use crude tools (war is going badly, gold rises in the face of bad news), Internet-fueled falsehoods and day-trading sites allow for highly tailored rumors to be quickly amplified and exploited.
The Asylum's business model is highly tailored to video-on-demand services, like Netflix and Redbox: for instance, after realizing V.O.D. sites list movies alphabetically, it began altering the way it titles its releases, beginning with numbers and symbols whenever possible.
The offers they serve are more highly tailored for specific interests and demographics.
Their publications (which include Villiage Voice, SF Weekly, and 12 others) are highly tailored towards specific cities.
