The phrase "a individual expression" is not correct.
It should be "an individual expression." You can use it when referring to a unique or personal way of conveying thoughts or feelings.
Example: "Art is often seen as an individual expression of the artist's inner world."
Alternatives: "a personal expression" or "a unique expression."
One "idea" of the third wave is, Lounsbury says, "similar to terroir with wine… A coffee can be an individual expression of a place".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet One "idea" of the third wave is, Lounsbury says, "similar to terroir with wine… A coffee can be an individual expression of a place".
Carnap proposes calling the intension of an individual expression an individual concept, and such a thing picks out, in each state-description, the individual to which it refers in that state description.
"One plus one makes one" is another one of his sayings, meaning — I think — that his music is not so much a fusion of East and West as an individual expression emerging from the mixture of different traditions.
In a similar way one can model individual expressions, "The extension of an individual expression is the individual to which it refers".
Each face has an individual expression.
Salmond: "As opposed, Andrew, to the weight of evidence that's being presented to the Scottish Parliament's committees at the present moment - but, I don't know, is that an individual expression or is that the expression of the BBC?" Marr: "No, it's not, I've got no views on this, nor does the BBC.
Have you worked with your guidance to see the magnificence of who you are? Do you realize that you are an individual expression of the Divine?
Figure 3 displays how the ICA sex factor is revealed in subjects, with each subject manifesting the sex factor with an individual expression weight.
Each of them has an individual expression pattern.
