Given the blazing individuality of Nielsen's voice, it's puzzling that he has yet to find a firm place in the international repertory.
That's a problem, especially given the burden of individuality bestowed by song titles that refer to Florida's Stand Your Ground law ("When Marissa Stands Her Ground"); American-bred Islamic extremism ("Jihad Joe"); a case of mass sexual assault in Sudan ("Fatima Aisha Rokero 400"); and a breakthrough in H.I.V. treatment ("The Berlin Patient (CCR5)").
This oversight is in some way surprising, given that the individuality and identity of synthetic voices has become a focus of speech technology research and development.
What is required, rather, is an account of the individuality of any given particular, and this account will explain its being indivisible into subjective parts.
The spirituals at once exemplify all of the three major themes of Locke's aesthetic philosophy: they are expressive of the individuality of a given artist think of the distinctiveness of Paul Robeson's baritone renderings of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"; they have universal human appeal; and they epitomize the process of transition from a folk art to high or classical art.
Peterson's turns this into a selling point: the passages "give students a better sense of the individuality of each institution".
For dramatic purposes, each has been given a regional accent which helps to create the individuality of the women.
The individuality, or rather ipseity, which presumes having an own body, could not be explained from natural sciences, given the dependence of causalities on natural law.
That leaves marketers grouping older consumers into categories that give the illusion of individuality, they hope, while still encompassing millions of people.
This is interpreted as the individuality of robot, which means, that the robot could have different individuality.
