A close look suggests that the idiosyncratic characteristics of each place often matter as much as the trends within the larger region that is their home.
Global brand advertising can rarely reflect the idiosyncratic characteristics of every market, but the alternative — locally designed advertising — often sacrifices a consistent global message and misses out on economies of scale.
I think that a similar account can be given for the moral properties in terms of the idiosyncratic characteristics of the different just individuals.
Components 7 to 12 seem to account for extremely subtle lip deformations, which we believe are idiosyncratic characteristics of our speaker.
To ensure that AOAs were not dependent on the idiosyncratic characteristics of the tasks, we used a wide range of stimuli, including different tone patterns and two kinds of visual stimuli (faces and words).
In addition to the two stratification variables, we employed a strategy to ensure geographic balance, to reduce the possibility that our comparisons would reflect idiosyncratic characteristics of local areas.
Regarding the domain-specificity of EBs that occurred in this study, we also have to keep in mind that different disciplines can be described by different characteristics [ 38], so it cannot be ruled out that the differences between the physiotherapy and medicine domains can also be explained by idiosyncratic characteristics of those disciplines.
Because of the increased prevalence and worsened outcomes of type 2 diabetes in African Americans, along with the idiosyncratic characteristics of diabetes care, which, as before mentioned, include both individual and system-related variables, it is thus timely to conduct a systematic review specifically focusing on the interventions for this population.
Yet, superimposed on this general design are variations that confer certain idiosyncratic characteristics on each promoter.
Consequently, Corbello must show some idiosyncratic characteristic or creative quality about how the work portrays actual events.
