I like Fridays -- it's the end of the work week, you're ready to relax and open to reflection.
For further discussion, we define inference or inferential reasoning as: logical, algorithmic, mainly semantic, sequential, propositional, forward and/or backward directed, purposeful, open to reflection and introspection.
4) "To Listen": to truly open to receive the reflections of our loved one; to receive their apology, their self-reflection, and their intention.
They offer long-lined melodies instead of chants, more extensive layers of guitar, and lyrics that open themselves to reflection and sorrow.
I still gotta come back here and make art — which is what I want to be doing". Smith's newest project, a much larger and more ambitious light installation called "Reflection Field," opens to the public at the Coachella festival Friday.
A dreamlike carpet underfoot, bound to be scuffed and soiled by thousands of shoes and beaten by sun and rain, it remains generously open to meditative reflection.
To gain a deeper understanding of the issues, interviewees described board members displaying characteristics that centred on a curiosity to ask questions and be open to critical reflection about 'uncomfortable truths' within the organisation.
In April of 2017, Reflections tours were opened to the general public.
To prompt this kind of leader to be open to self-reflection, remind them of all the other times they vowed to change but were unsuccessful.
It is characterized by six critical attributes: it is connected, integral to our everyday lives, improvisational, mindful, synergistic, and open to self-reflection.
The JBI is also open to critical reflections on medicine and conventional bioethics, the nature of health, illness and disability, the sources of ethics, the nature of ethical communities, and possible implications of new developments in science and technology for social and cultural life and human identity.
