Sentence examples for tailored new from inspiring English sources
FIFTY years ago this month, General Motors cast off the overchromed tailfinned excesses of its postwar auto designs and shocked the Paris auto salon by slipping into a clean, crisply tailored new suit.
The military has been combating the debt burdens that payday loans can create for soldiers since at least 2006, but lenders including some of the nation's largest big banks have tailored new items to exploit loopholes in the regulations.
Mr. Rubinfeld said Starbucks would begin to tailor new stores to specific neighborhoods.
The research teams hopes that the findings can help them develop ways to tailor new drugs to best suit the metabolism of different individuals.
The automaker, which makes about 70percentt of its operating profit in North America, is also expanding its overseas design centers to tailor new models to local tastes.
"The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City," Showtime, Mr. Offsay said, has been aiming at specific audiences, tailoring new series around African-Americans ("Soul Food"), Hispanics ("Resurrection Blvd").
Rather than tailoring new programmes to match the results of the experiment, the insights would be used to guide viewers towards more shows they might like, informed by their conscious and subconscious reactions.
Mixing matters up further, in November the United States led a coalition of 60 nations asking the United Nations General Assembly to pass a resolution outlawing the cloning of human embryos for any purpose, including therapeutic cloning, which genetically tailors new tissue by combining stem cells with a patient's own cells.
Novel opportunities will be generated for tailoring new genotypes 'by design'.
The proposed methodology can also be used as an effective tool to tailor new materials with prescribed values of compressibility.
The structural stability and electronic properties will provide an insight for experimentalist to tailor new materials that have potential importance in engineering applications.
