Buyers have been individualizing them by choosing everything from the color of the exterior bricks to the shape of the kitchen sink faucets.
With felt-tip pens and indelible ink, golfers decorate balls to individualize them beyond the markings of the manufacturer.
Stereotypes, to an extent, but the company individualizes them nicely, with particular delicacy from Opatoshu and Richman, each playing a man of real intelligence, the first lyrical, the second steely.
Music may draw them together, but it also individualizes them.
He did indeed individualize them, exquisitely specifying their extroverted, typically waggish attitudes.
By individualizing yourself from the competition in a way that's relevant to your target customers, you can create advocates, establishing credibility and ultimately increasing your loyalty aspect and market status.
According to strategies for individualizing glycemic targets from the ADA guideline and Ismail-Beigi et al. (11), 44 70% of the U.S. adult diabetes population should have recommended A1C targets set at or above 7.0%.
As students are exposed to new fields of academic inquiry, they benefit from focused, individualized instruction and from pursuing a subject in-depth with peers who share their interests and abilities.
Making Crime Pay, by ex-con Harold Long, gives aspiring outlaws practical advice: Never discuss your crime with anyone, always wear a disguise and tight gloves (bulky ones tempt you to shed them), and be sure to don new shoes so you don't leave individualized prints from worn soles.
Using an example of the comparative effect of substance abuse treatments on crime, I use novel econometric methods to salvage individualized information from an existing dataset.
Like President Obama, many reformers focus their dropout prevention efforts on high schoolers; replacing large high schools with smaller learning communities where poor students can get individualized instruction from dedicated teachers has been shown to be effective.
