Salient among such debates is the question of whether architecture is doomed to remain a testimonial backdrop, a mere reflection, of financial capitalism, or whether it may offer more nuanced, and more effective, histories and analytics for the study of political economy.
A movie isn't a mere reflection of reality but, more important, an expansion of it, and that's what lots of viewers are seeking and getting from this one.
The age-related drop and the exercise-induced increase in locomotion are not necessarily a mere reflection of muscle capacity, but may also reflect changes in the central and peripheral nervous systems [88].
In addition, and very importantly for the purpose of the present review, the CSF levels of POMC and its derivatives are not a mere reflection of the intracellular neuropeptide balance, but are controlled by specific mechanisms.
Anyone other than Walt becomes a mere reflection of this journey to redemption.
But it could become one if deficits do not fall substantially in the medium term, beyond a mere reflection of a cyclical improvement in the economy.
When we correct for population size, it becomes clear that this variability points at intrinsic differences among the countries and is not a mere reflection of size.
But what makes it a distinguished contribution to the literature of gastronomy is its demonstration, through one person's intense experience, that food is not a mere reflection of culture but a potent shaper of cultural identity.
But the exceptionally warm weather in Alaska is not a mere reflection of the current weather pattern but part and parcel of the state's long-term temperature trend.
Wheatley and her colleagues used standard statistical techniques to measure whether neural patterns were a so-called independent variable, not a mere reflection of something else (such as a demographic variable).
