[PDF] Top 20 Bespoke Tailoring: The Luxury and Heritage we can afford

... The tailoring module was developed to link with many of the traditional clothing and textile industries within the West Yorkshire Region, the philosophy being to integrate tradition with new ...of tailoring ... See full document

... investigate bespoke tailoring through technology, heritage and ...about tailoring, emphasising its significance in contemporary ...a heritage of traditional ... See full document

... term bespoke is derived from the fact that originally the tailor’s customer ‘bespoke’ (or told) his tailor the exact specification for their ...century, bespoke tailoring has gradually ... See full document

... Alcohol intoxication is common around the world, as is the burden they place on emergency care. Diverting these patients away from EDs and into specialised services can alleviate pres- sures in ED but there is ... See full document

... or can cause a forest fire that spread to enormous ...it can get to the next attack? For years, the accumulated energy is released in the moment and caused incalculable damage ...which can extremely ... See full document

... Dating back to 14. Century, Cumalıkızık is one of the other Kızık villages which are located nearby the eastern valleys. Located at 10th kilometers of Bursa- Ankara highway, and 3km south of Uludağ Mountain, with 340 km ... See full document

... (codified at FLA.. nomic swings inherent in the business cycle produce sudden state revenue shortfalls yet, at the same time, increase the demand for state services[r] ... See full document

... Blood pressure (BP) monitoring signi fi cantly increased our aware- ness of nocturnal hypertension and studies revealed its in fl uence on target organ damage.. Nocturnal hypertension is a[r] ... See full document

... research. We plan to investigate the rea- son behind the inconsistent performance of the semi-supervised learning algorithms across our ...datasets. We are interested whether it is spe- cific dataset ... See full document

... Other recent publications have also started to pave a role for family histories contextua- lized in wider social and cultural change. Alison Light ’ s (2015) publication of her family history, for example, helps us to ... See full document

... many luxury managers, which I do not list here due to anonymity, has led me to identify two broad approaches with the emerging 'sustainable luxury' field: to protect and enhance the status quo or to ... See full document

... properly, we should think of three rather than four paradigms of inquiry: positivism, which seeks to develop epistemé or scientific knowledge; interpretivism, which is focused on describing how things come to be ... See full document

... Here, we aim to exploit this in- formation to perform word sense induction from large scale monolingual data (in a first phase), thus combining the benefits of semantic ontologies and word sense induction for ... See full document

... obesity can affect health in various ways, for instance by decreasing longevity [17], increas- ing the risk of other diseases developing [8, ...loss can either prevent diseases from developing or increase ... See full document

... belief can trivially be made the conclusion of an ...which we succeed in ‘gazing into the abstract innards of the universe’ (Barker ...how can Nagel know whether a principle is a pragmatic success or ... See full document

... Mackenzie et al (1997) indicate the former is most vulnerable to ageing because benefits received by current pensioners are funded by current contributors; whereas in funded schemes “each generation accumulates assets ... See full document

... market, we can recognize satisfying physiological needs as gaining as a result of work a pool of material means making it possible to satisfy the basic material needs of the employee and his, or her ... See full document

... - luxury products, luxury products tend to have premium quality, recognizable style, strong reputation, and high hedonic value, in addition to being more expensive; therefore, Yang and Mattila (2016) ... See full document

... the luxury hotel sector around the world has been evident, with many professionals believing that spas are an expected element within luxury ...a luxury hotel within the city of London, to add to the ... See full document

... the luxury industry is ‘hyper-connectivity’: the growing pervasiveness, in place and time, of instant communication technologies (Wellman, ...for luxury relate to both consumers and industry ...consumers, ... See full document