Being confronted with such high-variety business environments, suppliers need to practice "solution space development," i.e. understanding the customers' idiosyncratic needs and deriving a suitable set of product variants from this knowledge.
People also figure out how to hack toys so they work with idiosyncratic needs or desires.
In contrast, external "private" network resources can be described as idiosyncratic because they satisfy specific needs of an individual firm and are not easily transferable across firm boundaries (Gibbert 2006; Aarstad 2014).
Barsalou (2012) writes: "A concept is a skill for constructing idiosyncratic representations tailored to the current needs of situated action" (page 251).
von Hippel (1986) also suggests that needs of user innovators can be idiosyncratic or can reflect the needs of a larger population.
The VG provides information and identify idiosyncratic specific needs, useful in designing relevant programs of vocational guidance.
Neoplasia utilizes genomic instability or lability as its means, skewing from normal cells based upon its own exclusive adjudication of the impacts of epiphenomena as it reaches towards its own idiosyncratic homeostatic needs.
But Chapman's idiosyncratic translation needs and deserves to be defended against this charge.
