“The detective used the handwriting analysis to individualize the suspect from the rest of the group.”

“The company aims to individualize their products, allowing customers to customize their purchases according to their specific preferences and needs.”

“Thus, as comparative anatomists, we are limited solely by our ability to individualize identity.”

“In one way, by de-massifying society, and accentuating our differences, we help people individualise themselves.”

“On present-day instruments one can individualise each voice and give plasticity to the contrapuntal progress of a fugue.”

“Such cooperation makes it possible to individualise guilt and to prosecute individuals for crimes committed during the war.”

“This definition is based on a cultural assumption which individualizes physical persons.”

“As in the case of firearms, an identifier that individualizes each cartridge is indispensable.”

“Fear individualizes and breaks down community, while trust rebuilds the connections among us.”

“According to Aristotle and Aquinas, general natures are rendered particular by the matter which individuates them.”

“But Kenny's analysis of how Aquinas individuates thought ironically confuses Aquinas's account with that of Averroes, whose explanation Aquinas rejected.”

“Marini relies wisely on the Compendio and individuates in it scenes, atmospheres, and stylistic features that will play a role in the writing of Sagredo's Arcadia.”

“An individualised case conceptualisation helps organise complex information about a patient and is a blueprint for guiding treatment.”

“It shows the Queen with orb and sceptre as emblems of her rule appearing queen-like rather than as an individualised subject.”

“A qualified homeopath can provide more individualised remedies in stronger potencies if required.”

“God is not individuated by his true description, since it is impossible to conceive of any other entity from which he could be distinguished.”

“For Nietzsche, Dionysos symbolized the universal, Apollo symbolized individuated art.”

“In his individuated free-floating imagery that defines his iconography, he is rooted in the social and cultural matrix.”

“In individualizing the meal plan, the diabetes educator needs to take food-related social and family norms into account.”

“When it comes to an issue as personal as financial literacy, this attention to individualizing the learning experience is all the more important.”

“The location metaphor has the effect of individualizing the knower only one individual can occupy a place at a time.”

“We need to mobilise ourselves, in a collective manner, that does not rely on the individualising social technologies of personal automobility.”

“The cloned child would have her uniquely individuating consciousness that would be constitutive of her personal identity.”

“The actual future turned out to be one of material, individuating plenitude and not at all of minimalist class conformity.”

“They are working toward individuating themselves from their family of origin and trying to be as different from their parents as they can.”