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Meanings of individualisation in anglès

espanyol
individualización

Discriminating the individual from the generic group or species.

individualización
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Examples for "individualization"
Examples for "individualization"
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The soul, in its progress through the world, tends inevitably to individualization.
The Soul of the Far East
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Patient classification into appropriate risk groups allows for adjuvant treatment individualization.
Pubmed
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This method might be helpful for treatment individualization of hypertensive patients.
Pubmed
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Simultaneously with these endeavors, the means of individualization and isolation were gradually improved.
The fantastic inventions of Nikola Tesla
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The process of dramatic individualization is perhaps best illustrated by comparison to water.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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How is the ratio between individuation and genesis established in each case?
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 14 — Philosophy and Economic...
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But to set against this individuation several people spoke of limits to migration.
The Guardian
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Perhaps the most threatening and destabilizing is the trauma of separation and individuation.
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
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There are myriad points at which errors of individuation can occur.
Cross Bones
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Since individuation is so dreadfully tedious, those bones I'd merely counted and bagged.
206 Bones
Usage of individualisation in anglès
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Married couples with two earners have done particularly well under the individualisation scheme.
The Irish Times
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Mr McCreevy's innovative introduction of individualisation is a most welcome step.
The Irish Times
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Or this comment on the somewhat faint individualisation of the figure of Lear:
English Men of Letters: Coleridge
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For those seeking some individualisation, this Limited Edition variant will have inarguable appeal.
The South African
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This is due to the individualisation of tax allowances, other innovations and economic growth.
The Irish Times
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They dropped the term "individualisation" but added to it in practice.
The Irish Times
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Tax individualisation meant less income tax was paid by couples where both worked outside the home.
Independent.ie
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If there is a cost, there is a higher chance that the individualisation will lower compliance.
Radio NZ
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They don't mention that controversial word, individualisation, though phase two is due in the next budget.
The Irish Times
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You can have individualisation, you can have niche.
The Guardian
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There could be no better word than "individualisation" to describe the philosophy behind this policy.
The Irish Times
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As with income tax individualisation, the Government believes all human relations can be reduced to euro and cent.
The Irish Times
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The Government was today criticised for widening the gap between one-income and two-income married couples through tax individualisation.
The Irish Times
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Obesity management is beset with problems ranging from attitudinal to clinical and pharmacological, and the individualisation of therapy.
Pubmed
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They will benefit from individualisation, seeing deductions as a percentage of salary fall by more than 5 per cent.
The Irish Times
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But those of us opposed to tax individualisation would be less sympathetic to her justification of Mr McCreevy's policy.
The Irish Times
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