At the council he and Leontius of Byzantium submitted a conciliatory definition, the noted enhypostasia ("in the person") formula, maintaining that the human nature of Christ, although complete, had no personal identity of its own but achieved personalization only in the divine person of the eternal Logos Wordd).
Thus Goldman seems to suggest, paradoxically perhaps, that any problems affecting objectivity will be solved by increased subjectivity in the form of personalization of results achieved by personalized search algorithms.
For Mr. Chun, who visits a variety of true-crime Web sites as part of his screenplay research but tends to favor sites that sell vintage T-shirts in his private life, the personalization felt a little too, well, personal.
Offering greater personalization could be a challenge for McDonald's, however.
They want personalization, and to participate in value creation, shifting the mindset to "made with me".
Since online versions of newspapers required no printing and distribution costs, the number of local editions could be expanded, increasing geographic customization and demographic personalization.
Her software-agent services have provided a form of personalization to online shopping.
Its personalization tools recommended other products to buy on the basis of both a customer's purchasing history and data from buyers of the same items.
Maes's work with software agents also played a considerable role in the growth and personalization of e-commerce.
After all, algorithmic personalization systems, like the ones behind Google's ad platform, don't operate in a vacuum: They're programmed by humans and taught to learn from user behavior.
Search personalization is useful in some cases but there is one big disadvantage that companies doing search personalization do not mention.
