However, at the individual level, perception of individualization with regard to prior knowledge revealed negative effects.
The arm-p/q ratio based signature, as a subtelomeric array, reflects discordance and concordance of ST-behavior within individual chromosomes as a concept of "Individualization of Cells" rather than "Global Insight of Cells".
In the fourth case of weak institution and weak culture, the individuals' fertility choices saw the trend of individualization.
Under the revelation of individualization theory, some scholars have demonstrated the individual tendency of intergenerational relations in families.
Under the influence of individualization theory, researchers represented by the German scholar Lüscher introduced the individual perspective into the study of intergenerational relations.
On the subject of individualization, he found that the word "preferences" was barely used until about 1930, but usage has surged since.
Time Inc., part of Time Warner, tried to give a similar feeling of individualization in print by using digital printing, commonly used in direct mail, to create the magazines.
And it was as if Bernhardt's camera had set itself the task of individualization, because here was a black-and-white galère of immediately and endearingly recognizable shapes and faces, bantering, yawning, frowning, grinning, scowling, weeping, in postures of exhaustion, stoic dynamism, and, of course, extreme uncertainty and dismay. . . .
This kind of research follows the theory of individualization.
The precision of individualization provided by ITS is a powerful asset for RALS instruction.
The future of individualization in Europe is being largely decided today.
