Sentence examples for tailored in time from inspiring English sources

Men's Wearhouse couldn't have one tailored in time, so he scrambled over to an upscale Italian clothier in Georgetown and paid close to $2,000 for a dark blue suit, a dress shirt, and a tie.

The aim was to compare the impact of communication materials tailored in real time and delivered over the internet to non-tailored material received in the same manner and mailed, non-tailored material (the latter approach being usual care for population screening in Australia).

The new hall is, of course, equipped with "dynamic acoustics", which can be tailored in real time to the music being played.

Ms. Kawakubo has explored tailoring in unconventional ways since the start of her career; this time she worked insets of contrasting fabrics into her suits to suggest a tailor's pattern.

The PDS is designed to measure attitudes and cognitive concerns and provide people with individually tailored information, in real time, that will assist them with making a decision to screen.

By tailoring the time spent in each mode, PowerNap cuts down on the energy expenditure.

DECADES after the end of the radio and television serial "One Man's Family," Liberty Mutual will offer its own version in a campaign tailored to contemporary times.

The ability to tailor interventions in a just-in-time setting can be seen as a natural extension of adaptive treatments— that is, treatments that are successively modified based on response to a prior stage of the intervention (McKay et al. 2009).

The algorithm is build up based on the previous developments reported in (Brdys et al., 1995, 1996, 1999) It is tailored to systems with constant in time pipe flows ratio.

The FreEvolve platform serves as an environment in which component-based applications can be tailored at run-time.

L2O isn't tailored to recessionary times.