It leads to the primal basis of all social intercourse, to the man whose example defines individuality … the Ego recognises itself in the other human being in the saying, 'This is you.'" Jünger was one of the authors the French writer Sylvain Tesson took on his own retreat into the forest, spending six months in a one-room cabin in the frozen Siberian wilderness.
Ranging from Walt Whitman to Claudia Rankine, Lerner (himself a well-known poet and novelist) shows that poetry cannot do everything we want it to do—for example, "express irreducible individuality" or "defeat time"—but is "no less essential for being impossible".
Monica Herrera of Billboard commented that the prevalent use of Auto-Tune on Kesha's vocals made it difficult to tell if she could actually sing, citing the song "Take It Off" as an example of "how easily individuality can get lost in a sea of Auto-Tune".
Individuality (for example, morphology of the vocal apparatus) and quality (for example, body size and dominance status) can both affect the vocal production mechanism, inducing the same components of vocalisations to convey both kinds of information.
Respect for student's individuality, manifested, for example, by his or her favourite learning style, can significantly contribute to the increase in the efficiency in education.
We also provide an example demonstrating that both patient individuality and drug differences can visibly affect physiological relationships.
Moreover, our study provides an example of a discrete individual 'element' in a graded call containing information regarding individuality.
As a result of the value placed on the ideal image, the representation of extremes (of age or youth, for example, or of deep emotion) and of individuality was ignored or little practiced.
We further show how to estimate a biometrics' intrinsic security, sometimes called a biometrics' individuality, with fingerprints as an example.
For example, we have previously reported on the individuality of DNA repair capabilities and antioxidant levels.
