"individual house" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a single, standalone house, as opposed to a shared or attached dwelling. Example: The neighborhood is known for its charming, individual houses, each with its own unique character and style.
This requires development processes separated from those of individual house products.
The method can produce daily load profile from individual house to urban community.
"It is not the individual house that is the object of design; the individual house is a brick in a building," Neurath wrote.
Overnight Guests: Overnight guests are permitted per the policy of each individual house.
Admission to an individual house or garden costs $6 to $10.
Q: Is the notion to get individual house bills by August and then conference in September?
Some big, wasteful federal construction programmes, used by governments to buy off congressmen, were scaled back, and more loans were made to individual house-buyers.
The project will test the hypothesis that block-scale retrofitting is more efficient and cost-effective than individual house-scale in achieving maximum renewable energy, water conservation, and wastewater treatment and reuse – because it combines the flows and efficiencies across multiple units.
Individual house-to-house recruitment with personal invitation was conducted in 35 villages; village level invitation was used in the remaining 7 villages.
For each PPI network, we calculated the proportion of house-keeping neighbors for individual house-keeping nodes (P HK ) and their mean.
In this study we have evaluated the ability of seven individual house-keeping gene sequences, and of the concatenated sequences of these genes, to resolve a large sample of human pathogenic and commensal Neisseria into genotypic clusters.
