It is, in fact, "a source of empowerment and an investment in good government". Citizenship is the building block of a democracy, but that foundation is affected by individualized definitions, and individual answers to fundamental questions.
Having multiple or individualized definitions for major human universal phenomena hinders our ability to produce policies that address social problems.
Vagueness was also inherent in use of the terms "academic risk", "when necessary", and "individualized management" without clear definitions.
The definition of an individualized control law in the context of artificial pancreas is currently an open research topic.
In Goffman's (1972) definition, 'face' refers to individualized identities, everybody has a unique and self-defined face through performance of self in others' presence.
The metaphysical debate over the real distinction of essence and existence from this point of view is nothing but the issue whether the individualized common nature signified by the definition of a thing is the same as the act of being signified by the verb 'is' in the same thing.
Satan, our tradition tells us, looks for any vessel sailing without a fleet, and it seems to me that an individualized, isolated "spirituality" is almost by definition Satanic.
In this context, we will show that flow cytometry (FCM) could be useful at every step of ICU patient management: from the diagnosis of infection to the definition of targeted and individualized therapy, and finally - and most importantly - for the control of drug efficacy.
But here, for the first time, the FTC has alleged in a complaint that individualized television viewing activity falls within the definition of sensitive information.
Nevertheless, the concept that must be emphasized is the need for sedation to be applied on an individualized basis, under the clinical criteria of intensivists, because any definition is valid for all the sedation needs that our patients require in daily practise.
