Composition, size, morphology, and surface chemistry can now be tailored by various processes to not only improve magnetic properties but also affect the behavior of nanoparticles in vivo[4, 5].
And evaluating them "fresh out of the box" wouldn't be that relevant anyway; collaboration software usually gets highly configured and tailored by companies before it's turned on, with only some features activated and only some of those highlighted.
Posh only does artificial hips, darling, tailored by Roberto Cavalli.
Yes, this divine mink coat, tailored by mink-wise craftsmen from specially selected skins, is only $578.89 at Namm's in Brooklyn, Porch & Schlagober's in Dallas, the Boston Store in Cleveland, etc.
He launched a political party in 1989 but was able to win a parliamentary seat only in the 2002 elections that were widely seen as tailored by the then military ruler, Gen Pervez Musharraf, to suit his own political aims.
Carcrash music tailored by Burtons'.
Results can be further tailored by neighborhood, cuisine, and costliness.
Recent work by Cho and colleagues has shown that use of administrative data to estimate life expectancy can be further tailored not only by health status but also by race and sex.
In the tailored information only group (N = 18), participants were sent feedback reports by mail tailored around the themes habitat area, habitat diversity and quality of conservation.
By voicing its opposition, the Pentagon helped ensure that its mission was tailored to only providing support to U.S. government personnel on the border, U.S. officials said.
