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One of the Dalai Lama's strengths as a speaker is his ability to tailor different products for different audiences.
The slight differences of the reactions between the concentration of the alkali solutions and the nanopores on silicon surface has been determined and used to tailor different textures.
This study was an attempt to tailor different properties of glass-ceramic scaffolds using a combination of two types of glasses with different weight percentages.
Despite the huge potential of these materials, there are several fundamental issues including the ultimate microstructures, which need to be resolved to tailor different physical and mechanical properties required for specific applications.
Laparoscopic surgery may be either restrictive alone (laparoscopic gastric banding), restrictive and mal-absorptive (Laparoscopic roux-en-Y gastric bypass) or primarily mal-absorptive (duodenal switch) and is designed to tailor different BMI's.
Photonic Crystal Fibers (PCFs) generate great interest in the field of optical fiber technology because of its ability to tailor different optical characteristics such as birefringence, dispersion, mode area, nonlinearity etc. High index non silica based glass fibers have high nonlinearity and low loss in mid-infrared wavelength transmission.
There was no PPI contributor interview but the researcher also spoke of having to tailor 'different ways of involving people' in PPI depending on the 'population of interest': It might be children, people from disadvantaged groups or older people so you probably have to find other tailored ways of including people to make it effective.
"Depending on how things go, we'll be offering plug-ins and extensions to make things easier to tailor for different needs, too.
One general tendency of modern campaigns is to micro-target: "to tailor a million different messages to a million different people," Chaudhary said.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class discussions, cooperation in small groups, research and creativity in producing pamphlets for a pet store, and demonstration of ability to tailor materials to different audiences.
It reveals our 16th President to be a communicator who knows how to tailor messages to different audiences, a brilliant legal and political tactician as comfortable quoting the Constitution, Hamlet,and the King James Bible as telling folksy backwoods yarns.
