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With Windows Live Community Builder, businesses or non for profit organisations or anyone looking at creating a community service can now achieve deeper and more engaging connections with their community through customised, branded online experiences.

Whereas Circles and Wolf Hall create their bus and boat from standard static furniture, another common way of dramatising transport is through customised seating.

The web access to DAPPER is provided via an accelerated version of BioMart software enabling data-mining through customised querying and output formats.

It includes special paddles on the back, can be customised through an app, and is built more ruggedly than the normal controller.

It should be noted that the contrastive function is only applied to a top list of these pre-selected terms weighted with the C-NC value, which was customised through empirically defined thresholds.

PrestaShop can be deployed in the server-side supporting PHP5 and can be customised through the inclusion of modules proposed at the PrestaShop site (free or not, many supplemental module blocks were developed and are available for enhancing PrestaShop functions), or through a developer's initial code modification (i.e., code suppression/correction/addition).

On the other side of the lounge, two interactive screens allow you to explore European cities and destinations, via the Google Earth technology, with a series of specially customised "fly through" views of Eurostar's key destinations.

What separates hoodies from the youth cults of previous moral panics – the teddy boys, the mods and rockers, the punks, the ravers have all had their day at the cinema – is that they don't have the pop-cultural weight of the other subcultures, whose members bonded through music, art and customised fashion.

All NHS professionals will be invited to nominate areas within the local dental budget for investment and disinvestment through the use of an anonymous, customised postal questionnaire.

The central defender was MC in chief, mic in hand, conducting a medley of chants as the customised red double decker bus snaked through the streets.

The systematic search strategy was customised for use in databases searchable through the UK National Health Service (NHS) Evidence portal (CINAHL, EMBASE, HMIC, MEDLINE and PsychINFO).