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You can see individual structures, individual buildings.
Her survival strategy is this: get one stranger to see you as a real, individual person.
Because the identities of individual ants don’t matter, you just need to figure out where you should put the nozzles to capture any single ant walking without interruption for less than 5 minutes, starting from any point in the habitat.
The new better off is not an individual prospect at all.
The actions of the man who rescued me meet the most stringent definition of altruism, which is a voluntary, costly behavior motivated by the desire to help another individual.
Both of them yank the individual out of the enclosure of her private self.
Each dance has steps that everyone can agree on, but it's about the individual and their creative identity.
And we have shifted it to a model of free choice and individual rights, and self-fulfillment and happiness.
Due to advances in technology and neuroimaging, we now know there's an actual shutdown in the Broca's, or the speech-language area of the brain, after an individual experiences trauma.
Blood is both a collective and individual form of transportation.
It is collective and individual at the same time.
Now, the seal tags have recorded over 200,000 dives over the season, and upon a closer look, we get to see the individual seal tracks and the repetitive dives.
Blockchains allow for us to create an open, global platform on which to store any attestation about any individual from any source.
Emergent properties are things that don’t exist in individual pieces of a system, but do exist for the system as a whole.
Each individual water molecule doesn’t have a tide, but the whole ocean does.
No individual frame of the movie changes or contains the passage of time, but it’s a property that comes out of how the pieces are strung together.
Because only once before has the fate of individual people and the fate of all of humanity been so intertwined.
And where we go from here is going to determine not only the quality and the length of our individual lives, but whether, if we could see the Earth a century from now, we'd recognize it.
How do we not just fight for our individual selves but fight for everybody?
I told you that in medicine, we test predictions in populations, but I didn't tell you, and so often medicine never tells you that every time an individual encounters medicine, even if that individual is firmly embedded in the general population, neither the individual nor the physician knows where in that population the individual will land.
For me, the field of ecology has provided important insight, because ecologists don't just look at individual species on their own, they look at the relationships between living things and their environment.
It was equality in the sense that everybody gets the same police station, but it wasn't equity in the sense of responding to each community's individual needs.
So if we can focus the design mind on creating positive, reinforcing relationships in architecture and through architecture, I believe we can do much more than create individual buildings.
It was telling the humans what to do, telling the robots what to do and keeping track of thousands of individual components.
For example, you could create a rod that can easily be placed inside water bottles for individual use or you could create a porous filter that can filter water for families.
Individual experiences, certainly, can influence our perceptions, but so, too, can things like the media reporting things by exception, rather than what's normal.
And our individual realities were aired with an unfiltered purity that couldn't do any less than lighten the soul.
The Syrian crisis made it clear how incredibly impossible it would be to reach families on an individual level.
When we begin to recognize the individual faces of the conflict, when we begin to notice those intricate emotions on their faces, we begin to see them as humans, too.
Right now, if someone violates your privacy, whether that's an individual or a company or the NSA, you can try filing a lawsuit, though you may not be successful because many courts assume that digital privacy is just impossible.
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