Furthermore, the students were able to reflect and utilise critical and reflective thinking.
One would thus like the machine to be able to reflect on what it is doing before it proceeds.
"To be able to reflect on things and ask myself a few questions was exactly what I needed.
"We need to be able to reflect the real world and this will involve referring to commercial products, organisations and services in our output," say the guidelines.
Only New York guaranteed their playoff spot however and Petke was able to reflect on being able to "take a deep breath finally", after what's been a year where the first year coach has defied expectations, or perhaps lack of them.
In a distinctly Øyehaugean touch, we get a reflection on Baudelaire's theory of laughter: namely, that it is never the person who falls in the street who laughs but the person who witnesses the accident — unless, she writes, "the person who falls is a philosopher and able to reflect on his fall, able to see himself from the outside.
Local or regional newspapers need to be able to reflect the identity of the community they serve but in most major cities that community identity has fractured into different and often conflicting ones, represented by ethnicity, race, religion, culture and economic divisions.
We are not automatically able to reflect on their reality".
When I do, I always think, 'There's eight million people in the city and 15 million in the area, and I'm walking for 45 minutes and I don't see a soul.' Obviously it won't always be like this, but at this point in time, it's a pretty amazing thing to be able to reflect on New York City from a place like this".
