Sentence examples for personalised design from inspiring English sources
Personalised design of a consumer product such as faceguard is dominantly semantic design as its functional component is strictly governed by safety requirements specified by the standards.
This new composition paradigm allows the personalised design of complex applications that automatically adapt to a required service level agreement, possibly by changing the services involved in the composition.
Data from your sample is used to make your personalised design in the form of a scarf or print (with plans for a wider range in future).
The model of Driver-Vehicle-Environment will be one of the essential elements in order to personalise the design of Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI) of ADAS/IVIS systems in modern vehicles.
Nokia is using them to let customers design personalised phone cases.
The newspaper takes a look at companies that design personalised interiors for large aircraft and finds that, thanks to a glut of super-wealthy plane-owners, order books are bulging beyond 2011.
It is the first time that scientists have sequenced the complete DNA of a patient's tumour and used this to identify seven proteins on the cancer cells that are unique to each patient, which was then used to design personalised vaccines to target each patient's own tumour cells.
In view of our current limitations, to understand asthma and design personalised treatment strategies for each patient, requires thinking of systems medicine.
It not only releases apparel makers from the tedious work of matching texture along seams, but also provides users with a new tool to create one-of-a-kind fashion products by designing personalised prints.
With the advancement of PTK-specific inhibitors (TKIs) as novel therapeutic drug targets, an efficient approach to examine the complexity of PTK expression profiles is beneficial for designing personalised best treatment strategies.
The book is designed to be personalised on an iPad by the child themselves, rather than done as a series of data points by parents and presented as a finished book to the child.
