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For instance, a color camera and black-and-white camera can be tailored from the same basic product components and requirements, but ultimately lead to different variants.

Thus, the Xtensa processor ISA and its associated processor generator constitute an SOC-design tool that has been tailored from the start to create application-specific instruction-set processors.

The key to understand why the magnetic boron nanowires have the magnetic moments around the vertexes of one diagonals of the cross section is the atomic structural characteristic and especially the structural deformation of the magnetic boron nanowires tailored from the bulk boron.

The transverse band is located in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum at ca. 510 nm and is insensitive to the change of the aspect ratio (length divided by width) of the NRs, while the longitudinal band can be drastically tailored from the visible to the near-infrared (NIR) region (700-1,100 nm) by increasing the aspect ratios.

The findings from this work demonstrate that cocrystal CSC and pHmax can be tailored from the selection of coformer and solubilizing additives such as surfactants, thus providing an unprecedented level of control over cocrystal stability and solubility via solution phase chemistry.

So, in 2016, Barclays expanded the partnership with Per Scholas even further to establish a cybersecurity curriculum tailored from the ground up toward entry-level individuals.

We compare CoSAC with MBAC and a Blackbox approach tailored from SBAC, using the industry standard TPC-W benchmark in a typical three-tier e-commerce website.

They were tailored from already-made products, so the process was much quicker and cheaper.

MINC has approximately 300 million image patches tailored from ImageNet.

They wanted records broken, so they tailored everything from the track to the temperature inside to create optimal race conditions.

Digital revenues benefited from the launch of FTSmartMatch, which automatically generates tailored content from the user while they are reading FT news stories.