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If the major-label star system didn't work for someone like Ms. Carey -- with her voice, songwriting skills, video presence and adoring fans -- maybe it's time for her to tailor a new one.

Enter Air Tailor, a new startup graduating from the Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator today.

The goal extends to tailor a new simple low cost effective method for both qualitative and quantitative assessment of the antimicrobial activity of the produced siderophore.

Since the perovskite ABX3 structure was known to be stabilized depending on the ionic radii of A and B cations in relation with tolerance factor [12, 13], it can be possible to tailor a new perovskite-type semiconductor sensitizer by substituting methylammonium cation in the cuboctahedral A site with longer alkyl-chain ammonium cations.

Although alum will likely prove to have multiple immunostimulatory properties; NLR-based activation appears to be an effective alternate strategy in the innate adaptive paradigm to generate immunity one that can be built upon to tailor a new generation of adjuvants.

Tailoring a new generation of concretes, capable of maintaining acceptable mechanical properties with a reduced ecological impact, is therefore the big challenge that construction industry has to face.

The United States is tailoring a new set of stricter United Nations sanctions aimed at the Revolutionary Guards, which Mrs. Clinton said had accelerated its marginalization of religious and political leaders since the Iranian presidential elections in June.

In particular, as shown in Fig. 16, we have tailored a new GUI in PlatEMO for this test suite, such that participants are able to directly obtain tables and figures comprising the statistical experimental results for the test suite.

In the U.S., Motorola is tailoring a new line of some 30 higher-priced phones that come with combinations of features, among them: cameras, color screens, MP3 music and FM radio capability, navigational tools, restaurant and shopping hookups, ring tones, photo exchanges and blogging.

Davis said he would find out why the governor vetoed the bill with the hope of tailoring a new acquisition bill acceptable to Deukmejian.

"Just as each season you needed a Savile Row tailor for a new suit," said Peter Hageman, a Silver Ghost owner, Pebble Beach judge and frequent participant in the motoring classic tour, "you needed a coachbuilder for a new body".