As algorithms have prized the individual, not the context, the cost of impressions has been driven down.
Where Americans prize individual choice, Egyptians put a greater emphasis on the rights of communities, families and religious groups.
Americans perhaps prize individual freedom above all else, yet no other democracy permanently locks up so many of its citizens.
Interestingly, she uses the cheating scandal as a platform for considering the value of collaboration: Most of us are trained in school systems that prize individual achievement and discourage, even penalise, collaboration.
Efforts to match our actions with our best intentions are continually sabotaged by a loosening of social and religious constraints as well as a culture that encourages and prizes individual self-fulfillment.
Queen's Prize Individual.
We Americans live in a nation that prizes individual liberty and valourises violence in our popular culture.
England's Luckman, 38, set a new Games record to win his second gold medal of Glasgow 2014 with victory in the full bore Queen's Prize individual event.
Whereas Western European bells are tuned on a lathe to produce familiar major and minor chords, a Russian bell is prized for its individual, untuned voice, produced by an overlay of numerous partial frequencies, with only approximate relations to traditional pitches a feature that gave the Lowell Klappermeisters' performances the denatured effect of music played on a touch-tone telephone.
Subsequently, the Foundation eliminated cash prizes to individuals, and now it simply hands out the Wilson Medal, a large bronze plaque that costs something less than twenty-five thousandollarsrs.
