In general, I found less reliable customer service, idiosyncratic return policies and less efficient site design.
As Snow shows, one of Suschitzky's great abilities was to service idiosyncratic vision; another example was the oddball Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, a whimsical French-style musical shot in Hampstead.
They were looking not only for culinary secrets and delights but also for what Carbone has called "moves" — endearing idiosyncratic gestures that turn service into performance and tops into tips.
As the services grew more idiosyncratic, formerly loyal members started to leave, including most of his father's side of the family.
John Varley, chief executive of Barclays, told the Commission on Banking meeting this week, "it is possible that free-if-in-credit banking is a structure that has outlived its time" and that such services to depositors are "idiosyncratic".
His idiosyncratic socialism does not help.
An immediate and well-known difficulty in discovering and engaging disparate data and services is the non-standard, idiosyncratic structure of data resources and the idiosyncratic ways common data is described.
This promises to eradicate the heavy-lifting and re-invention of the wheel that is often required because programming and data standards are far and few between in the IoT space, meaning that developers need to write to each device or service's own individual and often idiosyncratic API and dataset.
Instead of giving lip service to the idea of individual, idiosyncratic style, like so many other designers have this week (ahem, John Galliano), Philo showed idiosyncratic pieces guaranteed not to already be in your wardrobe.
In 1977, Williams published his memoirs, These Are Facts, described in 2001 as "immensely important if idiosyncratic ... the only substantial, worthwhile record of service ever written by an RAAF chief of staff".
