Sentence examples for personalising of from inspiring English sources

Why did Lord Saville not choose the shorter, more manageable method of providing the basic issues and avoiding the personalising of conduct of individuals on the ground?

This personalising of search results is often referred to as a 'filter bubble' and can be an unwanted feature.

These results encourage research into the personalising of such treatments for suitable patients.

That is who he is – he keeps repeating this refrain of de-personalising, of no mud-slinging.

He sees the stories generated by Narrative Science's programme, Quill, as a way of augmenting and personalising news, of making it relevant to individual needs.

It also does the job of personalising the reality of slavery, the nature and legacy of which many people can have a hard time understanding – and would sometimes rather forget.

In terms of place, Marks & Spencer is personalising clusters of products by merchandising outfit propositions – for example, shirt, trousers and socks – to encourage cross-shopping and category awareness.

An information and communications technology assisted version of the Personalised System of Instruction using a virtual learning environment is promoted here based on the authors' longitudinal design research into this pedagogy.

He has an entertaining way of personalising his collaborators, saying of one: "Listening to Chuck think is like drinking wine from a fire hose - it's good stuff, but it can still drown you". Near the end, Watts begins to investigate the dynamics of crowd behaviour and "information cascades", offering potted histories of the Dutch tulip bubble and the dotcom boom.

Last autumn, in his first major speech since becoming director general, Hall said he wanted more personalisation on iPlayer, including "personalised collections of content".

The system called EsPeR (Personalised Estimate of Risks) combines calculation of several risks with computerisation of guidelines (cardiovascular prevention, screening for breast cancer, colorectal cancer, uterine cervix cancer, and prostate cancer, diagnosis of depression and suicide risk).