The LED strips on each gate are individually accessible, meaning that the engineers can control the colors illuminated on each gate separately, allowing for individually unique patterns and sequences that cater to whatever song is being played.
The idea behind it is to provide a free, standardized tool to handle the Dropbox attachment process, which until now has been handled individually by developers, meaning the experience on the user side has been inconsistent.
Their study further shows that learners construct meaning individually from assignments and this stage is referred to as pre-construction which for our study, is an aspect of discovery in the knowledge construction process.
Sin, from the Hebrew is chait, one of the functions of this kind of sin was that it was defined individually and singularly, meaning that it wasn't something chronically wrong, but something someone bought into -- an ideology.
These barriers can vary both over time and between individuals, meaning that one single approach to enhancing exercise adherence might not be as effective as an individually tailored approach.
In the case of disagreement, a solution was found by clarifying individually the meaning of a code and discussing until mutual consent was reached.
Art, by contrast, is individually produced, ductile in meaning and built to last.
Family members were able to individually chose to participate, meaning that not necessarily both parents and the child of the participating families were included in the study.
Royce makes the transition from thought to being by stating that "In its wholeness the world of Being is the world of individually expressed meanings, an individual life, consisting of the individual embodiments of the wills represented by all finite ideas" (I 341 2).
The councils that ran individual burghs were individually known as lie doussane, meaning the dozen.
