Sentence examples for its individually from inspiring English sources

Since Vince intends to wave before the motor activation of wave2 decreases to a value lower than its likelihood (equal to 0.5, in this case), the agent chooses the same waving performance as the one it has recently observed, i.e. wave2, and not its individually preferred way of waving, namely wave1 (see Fig.  11).

She decided the cattery wouldn't use timber – it retains the smell of other cats – and that each cat would have a wrought-iron bed in its individually decorated bedroom suite.

Take viral sensation Dating Ariane with its individually rendered strands of hair (which, unless you're Pixar or Weta, you should never even attempt), baffling breast physics, and disquietingly detailed skin rendering.

Deekay from soul music website Soulculture.co.uk praised the acoustic performance, saying that while the original version "just about added up to the sum of its individually brilliant parts", the acoustic "[is] perhaps even better than the original".

We will refer to this consumer-based understanding of recovery as personal recovery, to reflect its individually defined and experienced nature [ 26].

In ethology, individual recognition refers to a subset of recognition "that occurs when one organism identifies another according to its individually distinctive characteristics" (Tibbetts and Dale 2007: p. 529).

Its individually-oriented intervention with a health dialogue is directed at all participants.

On Friday, a spokesman for RSA said it was briefing its customers individually but added that its executives were declining to speak publicly about the breach.

Kirkus gets its authority from its scale, yet readers generally encounter its reviews individually, book by book.

The company could no longer afford to have its founders individually interview each to ensure they fit its personality.

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is making sure that it has virus-blocking masks for hundreds of its people, individually fitted to the contours of their faces.