How that care is demonstrated can be a very individualized thing.
Again, it is unclear how the status is related to the individualized natures of the things that agree in the status.
Rather than individualized treatments, these are things like access to fresh water, closed sewage systems, better knowledge of hygiene, widespread antibiotic usage, mosquito nets, and education of women.
Instead, the individual will come to expect individualized service and in that, individualized advertisements.
"There is individualized consideration given to individual defendants," Cooper claimed.
Lewty acknowledges the possibility of shame, vanity, mis- self -apprehension, and blind faith in such individualized reframis- self -apprehensionhave we, after all, things being what they are?
The dismay about the bulk collection of phone records was broad; many Americans had assumed that this was the sort of thing for which the government needed an individualized warrant, rather than a dragnet.
The metaphysical debate over the real distinction of essence and existence from this point of view is nothing but the issue whether the individualized common nature signified by the definition of a thing is the same as the act of being signified by the verb 'is' in the same thing.
Ms. Mendelsohn's production, while rough-hewed and obviously produced on a small budget, gets the important things right: most of the performances are strong and individualized, the mood quietly unsettling.
Among other things, the code stipulates that the chief executive's individualized pay should be clearly disclosed on corporate Web sites and in official documentation.
