This reflection resulted in the 1946 novel "The Street," about a single woman's struggle to raise her son in Harlem.
This reflection, however, is introspective.
This reflection results in an anisotropic color changing.
This reflection decreases in intensity and after 2 h of milling until the constructive interference of this reflection extinguishes.
This reflection that is essential to any thought, however, does not involve a second order perception.
This reflection prompted the supervisor to provide more feedback to students.
This reflection causes a bright ring which obscures the true bubble edge.
This reflection which must always be mindful of its own situated character is what Merleau-Ponty names "hyper-reflection".
This reflection, which emerges from the current state of the study, may be further deepened through future research steps.
This reflection, which was both an individual and collaborative process, was crucial for the improvement of educational practices.
This reflection mode is essentially identical to that described in Tsunoda (2012) to explain one form of MRE.
