individually

This is the reason most wise suggestions to speed up a page make little difference when tested individually.

Of course one can argue that owners and decision makers from that particular entity can be sued individually.

You can alter each of your questions responses individually to see what effect it's having on the results.

They insist on negotiating individual contracts for restricted selections of (movie, series, whatever) content with each streaming/VOD provider individually.

They can solve problems both individually and collaboratively, while not being afraid to ask for help when the need it.

That updater component could be configured once, instead of having to configure each application individually.

And I don't mean relax our standards, I mean each child would have to be taught to their own capacity individually, and that's currently unreasonable.

In several countries it is legal for Cabs to individually define their rates.

Early merchants paid their suppliers by piece-work, and negotiated each shipment individually.

Near this boundary pixels are tested individually to decide whether they are part of the current orbit and should be dropped in the skymap.

I don't request every TLD individually, although I haven't figured out a good balance between large batch size and reasonable responsiveness.

I think it is crazy that we still cannot define individually how many bytes of data Google may store to profile us.

That said, it was never as simple as "everyone holds land in common and can do whatever they want with it individually."

The linked reference argues otherwise though: >is a phrase that describes a way of thinking best described by the phrase "if I can't have it, neither can you." >Individually, the crabs could easily escape from the pot, but instead, they grab at each other in a useless "king of the hill" competition which prevents any from escaping and ensures their collective demise.