Finally, these additional instruments should be sensitive to individual changes in target behaviors and measure the success with which individually defined goals are achieved [ 22].
The extent to which, individually and collectively, people banish a difficult past may be underestimated.
Little is known about Goya's intentions for these prints, which individually are larger and more complex in design than "Los Caprichos".
With very few exceptions, Medicare pays prices to providers of health care below those paid by private insurers, which individually negotiate prices with each provider.
The phrase is more than the sum of its parts, which individually fall short in capturing the quality that sets these C.E.O.'s apart.
Fly fishing feathers — which individually are called hackles and as a group called saddles — are harvested from roosters painstakingly bred to grow supple feathers.
The next election should be about jobs – the job possibilities in health, education, computing, the dairy industry, furniture manufacturing, arts and heritage, the horse industry or even McDonald's: all of which individually employ many more people than coal mining.
The two partners, which individually have an interest in several properties in Manhattan, formed a limited partnership to buy the 90,000-square-foot building, which is now 95percentt leased, for $10 million.
We now consider a cluster of nanoparticles or nanostructures which individually support LSP resonances.
The destination broadcasts some known information to all the relays, each of which individually estimate its relay-to-destination channel.
Each frame is divided into m sub-frames, which individually correspond to m hops, as shown in Figure4.
