Some tribes, such as the Paiute and the Coast Salish, individually danced themselves into trances.
In this phase of the process, Mr. Lember and two of Mr. Williams's lawyers, Joseph A. Hayden and William R. Martin, will question potential jurors individually about themselves and their view of the case.
Inevitably, the tide of history and divine intention will bring the single Islamic nation into being, with its own nuclear weapons that will give the Islamists the opportunity to do collectively what the suicide bombers are doing individually: destroy themselves and their enemy in a final act of martyrdom.
Comparing v 1 and v 2 with corresponding thresholds, S U 1 and S U 2 can make decisions individually by themselves rather than obtain the global decision from FC via a dedicated channel, left{ begin{array}{ll} v_{i} leq lambda_{i} & SU_{i}~text{accpect}~H_{0} v_{i} > lambda_{i} & SU_{i}~text{accpect}~H_{1} end{array}, i=1,2, right.
According to my understanding, one's identity as transgender is determined by how one feels individually about themselves.
They set goals individually for themselves about the kind of a student they want to be, based on what outcomes they want in their life.
They also wished to be free to accept such engagements individually, absenting themselves from concerts if there were a clash of dates.
While the media focus has been on what the professional or the pill is going to do for the suffering person, the emerging recovery movement has made clear what individuals can and must do to help themselves — individually and collectively — and how central self-help and mutual aid are to recovery.
Gases escaping from the materials formed irregularities in the color and texture of the panels, which are themselves individually sized.
Americans today define themselves individually through their musical tastes instead of forming a collective identity with others.
