The first reflects the customer's preference and minimizes the time a customer spends in the vehicle, and the second reflects the company's preference and minimizes the distance a vehicle needs to travel to transport the customer.
The works that follow this initial effort can be broadly clustered into two phases, the first being highly influenced by the symbolist and romantic schools of poetry, and the second reflecting greater creativity and individuality in personal expression, and with a recurrent interest in reconciling a mental image of a "mythic past" with an "alienating modernity".
We slightly modified the underlying ASE model by dividing Behaviour into two blocks, the first reflecting the process and the second reflecting assessment-related behaviour.
Each of these frameworks usually includes three general phases, the first presenting concepts of problem formulation, planning and scoping, the second reflecting the risk assessment phase and, the third focused on the integration of other relevant factors (e.g. economics, technology, political considerations) to reach and communicate the management decision(s).
The first term is due to direct selection on the focal locus, the second reflects migration, and the third represents the interaction of all forces.
Buber separates the way of dealing with other realities into two, which he terms "I-Thou" and "I-It" relationships, the first reflecting a fundamental openness to the reality of the other and the latter reflecting an objectivization and subordination of the other to oneself.
The first survey question about physical activity reflected the frequency of exercise and the second question reflected the total amount of physical activity in all domains.
Two time-activity curves were detected for each experiment: one representative of the delivery input function and a second reflecting the tracer accumulation in the heart.
One factor was the character type (friend-real, famous-real, fictional) and the second factor reflected the context type (imaginative, interactive).
The waveform, which changes with aging and various disease states, is from the pressure wave created by the left ventricle's contraction and the second wave reflected back once it reaches the small arteries (Duprez et al. 2004).
