Can its products become dull if they are tailored to match exactly what users say they want?
Martin Bean, vice-chancellor of the OU, told the roundtable that employers like the university's model because courses are tailored to match individual needs.
A: Every year, the seasonal flu vaccine is tailored to match the viruses circulating at the time, and the H1N1 vaccine was made exactly the same way.
In both kinds of high schools, the academic programs would be tailored to match those that the students had in the elementary and middle grades, fostering a smoother academic flow from grade to grade.
But it is a branded Kafka commodity, stripped of the dread of "The Trial," a quaint Kafka tailored to match the charms of old Bohemian beer halls and castle views.
Logged-in readers like these are more valuable to a paper and its advertisers than anonymous ones, because the ads can be tailored to match whatever is known about their interests.
Unlike composite materials (see below Composites), grainy metals exhibit properties that are essentially the same in all directions, so they cannot be tailored to match anticipated load paths (i.e., stresses applied in specific directions).
Eric Miller, the senior defense investigator at the Project On Government Oversight, said on Friday that the inspector general's report "showed that the specifications for the tankers were tailored to match the contractor's product, and not the Air Force's needs.
