| One of the most important aspects of a brand is its name, which individualizes it and helps it become popular. |
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| Attentive to who you are, Eva Ferranti individualizes your suit according to your requirements and wishes. |
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| The identification code of the product reported in the table, individualizes each characteristic and is sufficient for the order. |
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| The program individualizes a comprehensive range of clinically appropriate goals targeting a broad range of developmental areas. |
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| Meanwhile, a special desktop program for PC and Mac now individualizes the learner's routine. |
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| It's a pleasure to watch this writer at work as he individualizes his portraits of people gripped by beliefs and passions of unusual intensity. |
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| This definition is based on a cultural assumption which individualizes physical persons. |
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| As in the case of firearms, an identifier that individualizes each cartridge is indispensable. |
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| Fear individualizes and breaks down community, while trust rebuilds the connections among us. |
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| However, the Company individualizes every license by providing a serial number and activation key. |
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| Elliott worries that the term individualizes what is in fact a systemic corruption of institutions meant to serve the public good. |
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| Once fixed the goals to be achieved, ADV individualizes the sports discipline, athlete or team most suitable for the purpose. |
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| It studies one's whole body and mind and individualizes a person, then applies medicines to the disease according to the specific principle known as similia similibus curantur, that like be treated by like. |
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| But beyond the basic rules, Ginn individualizes his teachings. |
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| The love of the Father absolutely individualizes each personality as a unique child of the Universal Father, a child without duplicate in infinity, a will creature irreplaceable in all eternity. |
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| Music may draw them together, but it also individualizes them. |
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