Definitions

1. A tailor is a person whose occupation is to sew clothes custom-fit to individuals, and to repair clothes.
2. A tailor is a person whose occupation is to sew menswear style jackets and the skirts or trousers that go with them.
3. A tailor is a person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing professionally, especially suits and men's clothing. (Web site)
4. A tailor is a maker of men's outer garments or of women's garments which have similar characteristics such as coats, suits and riding-clothes.
5. Tailor is a specialty for making garments.

Companies

1. In the end, it seems unlikely that companies that develop HPV tests will tailor their tests to individual country needs.

Business

1. To practice making men's clothes; to follow the business of a tailor. (Web site)

Quality

1. We specialize in quality, tailor made, custom scuba diving tours.

General

1. You can tailor a rules file to suit a specific project's structure, or write some general "good practice" rules for your code. (Web site)

Mario

1. And now that we have a good recording on CD of "Non Ti Scordar di Me", you can hear a song that is tailor made for Mario, as it says, "don't forget me". (Web site)

Short Coat

1. To make dressing easier his tailor made a short coat with a simple diagonal sleeve seam setting that extended from the neck to the underarm. (Web site)

First Tailor

1. The first tailor to specialize in western costumes was Rodeo Ben, based in Philadelphia, who started his business in the 1920s.

Meticulous Tailor

1. Blake earned a reputation as a meticulous tailor, someone who could use a tape measure and brown paper bags to create his own custom patterns.

Flexible

1. In general, processes for issuing certificates should be highly flexible, so organizations can tailor them to their changing needs.
2. DansGuardian is designed to be completely flexible and allows you to tailor the filtering to your exact needs.

Designer

1. This allows the designer of the engine system to tailor the compromises between performance, response, and efficiency to application or preference. (Web site)
2. The Peacock Revolution accelerated the movement away from tailor dictated taste to designer inspired fashion ability as the basis of men´s style. (Web site)

Possible

1. To tailor and further develop the product as closely as possible to customers' needs, Carl Zeiss has launched a lead user campaign.
2. It is possible to tailor the electromagnetic response in such a way to obtain materials with negative refraction indexes.

Recovery

1. Special wing sections have also been designed which tailor the pressure recovery so that laminar separation is reduced or even eliminated.

Getting

1. Spotmatic List and getting a hold of some schematics to go in and tailor the camera to fit the battery of your choice.

Information

1. This information enables us to better tailor our content to subscribers' needs and to help our clients to promote and sell their products and services.
2. In some cases, this information will help us tailor content to your interests or help us avoid asking for the same information when you revisit our Web site.
3. Specialists are highly trained to interpret meteorological information and to tailor the information to the needs of aviation users.

Expert

1. We cater to every level of fishing, from beginners to expert and tailor our trips accordingly. (Web site)

Specific Needs

1. The Prophet CRM Software System can also be tailor made to fit the specific needs your company may have.

Users

1. As a result, users are free to tailor a security profile to meet their specific needs. (Web site)
2. The basic method remains but by building on feedback from users, the new manual aims to be more accessible and easier to tailor.

Output

1. Users are able to tailor the size of the output image (from 17" to 1�) to suit their particular needs.

Match

1. Since several combinations are marketed, it is possible to tailor the vaccination schedule for puppies and adult dogs to match their needs. (Web site)
2. With three operating modes, the VCM system can finely tailor the working displacement of the engine to match the driving requirements from moment to moment.

Italy

1. Arturo Toscanini was born on March 25, 1867, in Parma, Italy, the son of a tailor. (Web site)
2. Brioni was founded in 1945 by master tailor Nazareno Fonticoli and fashion designer Gaetano Savini, in Italy.

Order

1. In order to coax kids to start having fun in the garden, one has to tailor the experience to make it one of wonderful childhood memories.

Money

1. Hence as soon as the merchant tailor is able to do this, he endeavours to convert the trousers back into money again, i.e. (Web site)

Advantage

1. Enhancements and limitations can tailor an advantage or disadvantage to suit creative players. (Web site)

Ability

1. We are giving merchants the ability to tailor their campaigns to the categories they make the most money on.
2. The result was an ability to tailor airflow and prevent transonic spikes in a uniform fashion over the whole wing area.

Idea

1. In 1873, Strauss and Jacob Davis, a Nevada tailor, patented the idea (devised by Davis) of using copper rivets at the stress points of sturdy work pants. (Web site)
2. The idea of buying the curtain fabric and getting it stitched by the local tailor will help you in saving a lot of money.
3. According to folklore, one Hallowe'en a tailor called Sh?n ap Robert scorned the idea of Angelystor while drinking in a local pub.

Tours

1. Tailor made tours of the Burren; The Burren is a paradise for geologists, botanists, ornithologist, speleologist and archeologists alike. (Web site)

Visit

1. In Pakistan and India, one can simply visit the local clothing store or local tailor and has a salwar kameez suit made to order. (Web site)

Message

1. Some fascist groups influenced by the Third Position have attempted to tailor their message to appeal to the anti-globalization movement.

Variety

1. The Black Bank also boasts a variety of other species like bream, tailor, whiting, mackerel and black bream.

Address

1. The network administrator can tailor the type of address to the needs of the network and the client system. (Web site)

Accordance

1. Because it is open source, anyone can download MySQL and tailor it to their needs in accordance with the general public license. (Web site)

Invention

1. Another advantage of the organomineral fertilizer of the invention is that tailor made fertilizers can be provided.
2. Even since the invention of ready-made, cheaply-produced clothes in the middle of the last century, the demise of the tailor has been predicted. (Web site)

Training

1. You may need mixed gas training using trimix or someone with caving experience or wreck penetration to tailor a class to your needs.

Pants

1. John Legend needs to get a tailor to loosen his pants. (Web site)

Shirts

1. Also, tailor made shirts and shirt buttons.

Strand

1. The name arises from a tailor named Robert Baker, who owned a shop in The Strand in the late 16th century and early 17th century.

Farmer

1. It is not the tailor alone who is the ninth part of a man; it is as much the preacher, and the merchant, and the farmer.

Required

1. Soprano saxophone mouthpieces are available in various different designs, allowing players to tailor their tone as required. (Web site)

Intent

1. Instead, a flexible rule permitted courts to tailor the application of the doctrine of equivalents to the intent and breadth of the amendment. (Web site)
2. The intent of the separation is to facilitate use of a variety of key management systems without a necessity to tailor a ciphersuite to each individually.

Language

1. You can also generate and tailor a JIT-compiler for the language at hand, putting to rest the notion that flexibility must come at the expense of speed. (Web site)

Formal

1. When choosing your formal attire, consider the event that you are planning to attend and tailor your formal wear accordingly.

Number

1. Within each track, there are a number of obligatory courses but there is also ample opportunity to tailor the programme to a student's individual profile. (Web site)

Richardson

1. This allows Dr. Richardson to tailor the breast augmentation procedure to each unique individual.

Dentist

1. Your dentist or hygienist will tailor your oral hygiene instructions and techniques to include any areas of your mouth that may require extra attention.

Apprentice

1. He was a Jewish tailor, and when still an apprentice he had accepted the ideas of Kropotkin and Bakunin.

Panama

1. A more recent title is John le Carre's The Tailor of Panama.

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