The unlikely ascent of Interim Superintendent Johnson, who is African-American and had not applied, reflects how tense and complicated relations have grown between this city and its police.
For example, the idea that a default is applied, reflecting the predominance of a stress pattern is similar in the two models, (although in [7], it is described as a rule mechanism, while in Colombo it is described in terms of a rhythmic pattern implicitly learned by speakers).
However, the strategy applied reflects clinical practice, as the clinician will have to accept differences in MRI protocols and reports from generic radiologists.
Furthermore, we invite scholars and practitioners to apply, reflect and further develop the proposed tentative scheme – making evaluation and experiments objects of learning.
Where your reasons for applying reflect why you need the money, your business plan should reflect your goals for the business as a result of receiving the loan.
According to Uber, "No action is required to receive a free ride to or from these locations — the full discount will automatically be applied and reflected in the app when you request uberX".
There was no apparent difference in adipogenic differentiation in both media conditions and depending on whether and which CD146+ separation was applied, as reflected by optical density analysis and qualitative assessment of lipid vacuole formation.
(Note that the costs would look lower if a discount rate was applied to reflect the fact that the money will be spent over many decades).
Legal test cases – cases brought to court in an attempt to change the way the law is applied – probably reflect charity campaigning at its most controversial.
With that rating and the office's calculation of "need" — indeed a relative term — a formula is applied to reflect, as Ms. McGuire puts it, how "encouraging" the school will be to an accepted student.
