| When close-ups are used, they individualize people rather than defamiliarize objects. |
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| From the moment Henry Ford I started mass producing cars, motorists began en masse to individualize their own particular vehicle. |
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| Thus, as comparative anatomists, we are limited solely by our ability to individualize identity. |
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| I love creating routines that tell a story and individualize my style and identity as a gymnast. |
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| There are no factory options, but there will be a range of dealer-installed accessories to help individualize the car. |
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| This level of detail cannot be used to individualize, but it can help narrow down the search. |
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| Madam Speaker, the right approach to sentencing is to individualize sentences. |
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| Providers will individualize these treatment directives for the needs of each insured person. |
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| The Supplier hereby agrees to use all means to individualize said supplies. |
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| The parts became increasingly elaborate, and costumes were introduced to individualize the characters. |
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| He did indeed individualize them, exquisitely specifying their extroverted, typically waggish attitudes. |
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| Teachers can use Quizam to get a quick snapshot of how the class is doing then individualize class instructions. |
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| Since 1995, Italian, French, Swedish and Spanish school curricula have all strongly emphasized the need to individualize teaching. |
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| You can individualize a standard agreement for additional commission cases by selecting single trigger rules. |
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| Genomics research and the development of predictive biomarkers will enable us to individualize treatment. |
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| Sampling theory provides ways to individualize the sample selection method to achieve the goals of 185. the survey. |
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| When attempts are made to individualize the characters, their personality quirks seem half-hearted and copied from any number of other war movies. |
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| The Chief Herald of Canada examines the claim and may accept it, require further proof, demand the addition of differences to individualize the arms, or rule the claim invalid for lack of proof. |
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| But I've always felt that I have enough to individualize things. |
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| The program engages and motivates students, and allows educators to track student performance, individualize instruction and adapt quickly to education reforms such as new standards and assessments. |
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| These contracts are tailored to different types of work, consistent with professional standards, while allowing the flexibility to individualize the scope of the work to adapt to the specifics of the project. |
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| As in generic sport, coaches may need to further adapt and individualize the LTAD framework to reflect the particular circumstances of each individual. |
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| Young adults in the current generation are aware of this sociohistoric difference and consider themselves lucky to be able to individualize their values and life choices. |
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| A number of political forces have been extremely critical about some of the Tribunal's judgements, but all in all ICTY's legacy is important in Croatia, especially to individualize the guilt, rather than blaming the country. |
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| The educational staff are taught how to individualize programs for each child, how to make the materials to implement the programs, and how to maintain the programs so that they grow with the child. |
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