"It used to be you could pause and reflect in a cemetery," she said.
Welfare support for student mental health is represented by a number of bodies, comprising of a range of disciplines, and reflected in a multiplicity of terms.
His mummy was too fragile to travel, but his clothes are arrayed in a coffinlike space and reflected in a tilted mirror.
The insects much preferred the red and the black, and the reason, the authors say, is that the light reflected from the dark surfaces is highly polarized and reflected in a horizontal direction — just like water.
A visitor's first view of Bok Tower, framed by the living architecture of palms and oaks and reflected in a long, rippling pond, shimmers with an almost Pre-Raphaelite romanticism.
The look is old-fashioned, a bit antique and a bit thrift shop, all of it charming and reflected in a strip of mirror that seems to double the space.
The administration officials testified that long-term deficit reduction was built into Mr. Obama's budget for the 2010 fiscal year that begins in October, and reflected in a 10-year projection of spending and revenues.
Results show that games and simulations motivate, engage and promote effective learning goals by providing opportunities for learners to actively experience, practice, interact, and reflect in a collaborative, game-based, and learner-centred setting.
Yet the problem with general-reasoning tests like the SAT is their premise: that something as complex as intellectual promise can be captured in a single test and reflected in a single score.
Once upon a time in America, the nation was defined and reflected in a culture dominated by Anglo-Saxon assumptions and popular media that reflected and re-enforced that perspective.
