"Who you see today is because of them, a reflection of them, so being here without them didn't feel right.
Marketa Irglova: It's funny because the album is sort of a reflection as a result of where I was and where I have been during the writing process of the album and during the creating of it.
Newman is immensely proud of her award because it is "a reflection of the hard work of all the staff and students at the school," she says.
However, the researchers identified only an association, not a cause-and-effect relationship: "These findings may be because inactivity is a risk factor for the disease or because inactivity is a reflection of very early subclinical effects of the disease, or both," they wrote in the study.
Also, gas generation is inversely correlated with the gas price simply because it is a reflection of the amount of gas obtained from the gas network, with low deliveries during winter and higher price, and high deliveries during summer and lower price.
Something will therefore be classified as an epistemic instrument or object not because this is a reflection of its intrinsic nature, but because it is regarded as such once a reflective equilibrium has been reached.
The story of Pinterest's founding is more valuable to me than most startups because it is a reflection of what a lot of founders who regularly read TechCrunch go through in the everyday startup grind.
Finally, Keystone is a big deal because it is a reflection of the commitment and integrity of our leaders.
Because PEV is a reflection of the number and strength of the genetic relationships between individuals, it is expected to be a useful indicator for how well and individual's missing data can be imputed using all other individuals as a reference.
He added, "It was a conscious choice of ours to stay in the district because it's a reflection of the world".
