| In one way, by de-massifying society, and accentuating our differences, we help people individualise themselves. |
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| On present-day instruments one can individualise each voice and give plasticity to the contrapuntal progress of a fugue. |
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| Such cooperation makes it possible to individualise guilt and to prosecute individuals for crimes committed during the war. |
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| The desire to individualise the room through graphic statements in the flooring was detectable in numerous ways. |
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| We individualise sound protection measures in environmental protection and offer you, in addition, an extensive portfolio of services. |
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| Easy input of personal training specifications via the control panel to individualise your training. |
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| The Expert Set offers you even more scope to individualise the features of your restorations. |
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| Variations such as stencilling have in recent years become a decorating staple as people search for ways to individualise their living or working space. |
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| Other artists working in the same hospitals did not individualise the sitters to anything like the same extent as Tonks. |
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| Sarah El-Alfy, education officer at Goldsmiths student union, says that the decision was made as it would be unfair to individualise students and spend time checking every single watch that came into the exam room. |
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| We have a unique range of solutions throughout Europe with which you can enhance, individualise and perfect your printed products: punching, cutting, stitching, binding, personalising, making up and lots more. |
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| The problem is that these images individualise an economic and political issue, and focus our attention on passive victims awaiting external assistance. |
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| The size of the area from which it originates is irrelevant, the decisive factor being that it meets certain conditions which individualise the product. |
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| Holistic medicine has to individualise each patient, not only homeopathy. |
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