Sentences with phrase «retains individual identity»

Whereas a codependent person cedes identity and power to his or her partner and can hardly function independently, an interdependent person retains individual identity while also forging a partnership based on shared power.

First, there is the notion of an individual or «primary» substance, an ousia in Aristotle's sense, which retains its individual identity through change and of which universals are predicable, while it itself is predicable of nothing.

At various stages over the last one hundred years they have struggled to retain their individual identities — some people have argued for the sake of economy and rationalisation that both services should be combined — and to remain relevant as threats have declined and emerged — the end of the Cold War and the rise of international terrorism.

Minerals are not destroyed by the body's digestive process or food preparation and always retain their individual identity despite the chemical reactions they undergo.

Law firm members retain their individual identity but benefit from a central marketing spend and brand recognition.

Kazuyo Sejima & Associates designed the Okurayama Apartments to resemble puzzle pieces that fit together while retaining their individual identities.

Not exact matches

Griffin & Sherburne, New York: The Free Press, 1978, 350) Individual identity and completeness of unity are retained, as apparently is immediacy.

The respect in which I conceive of an individual object as distinct from my reaction with it is then that I conceive of the former but not the latter as retaining an identity through time.

This is not to say, however, that since an individual retains its identity whatever its reactions may be, its identity is intelligible without reference to its reactions.

My judgment that I felt the same individual twice can be tine only if the individual retains its identity during the interval that separates my two sensations.

These strategies should support individuals to retain their cultural identity and value the contribution it makes to leadership.

The Unbound Collection will include a group of higher - end properties with a «distinct character» and individual identity that it will retain while participating in Hyatt's guest loyalty program and reservations network.

For both Judd and Sugimoto the individual element retains autonomy and identity, it is never subordinated to the group or pre-ordained.

In the same year Ossorio made Offering, he participated in the Museum of Modern Art's exhibition The Art of Assemblage, which introduced his work to a wider public along with the broader concept of assemblage, where «banal, often tawdry materials retain their individual physical and functional identity, despite artistic manipulation.»

As more museums come into bloom, the challenge becomes how to retain an institution's individual identity while speaking to the immediate environment.

Network member firms maintain a «dual identity,» retaining their firm's individual brand while simultaneously co-branding themselves under the network banner.