The two most recent Pearlsteins, completed in the last two years, crowd the figures — and the surface — with objects, including a chrome chair that adds complicating reflections.
Coated with urethane and scrawled over with words and drawings from the hands of passersby, the mirrors are "designed to complicate reflection and subvert subjective clarity".
Some of the actions that followed from O's self reflection were positive--but his ambitions complicated his reflections.
We do not consider the case of total reflection from the ionosphere, except where it complicates partial reflection radar measurements of the neutral atmosphere.
The work is an elusive visual puzzle, complicated by intricate, overlapping ambient reflections captured from all sides.
The fact that sources differ, says Moreland, the Villanova bioethicist, is a reflection of how complicated these questions can be for Catholic hospitals.
This does not imply wrongdoing, it's a reflection of how complicated their tax affairs can be and how determined we are to ensure they are paying all the tax they owe". Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long Bailey said Labour would act firmly on tax, if it got into power.
In the absence of information on interactions within a network (or group), identification of social effect parameters is greatly complicated by the so-called reflection problem, a form of simultaneity where it is not possible to identify who influences whom within the network or reference group (Manski 1993).
The associated changes in lateral dimensions could then be deduced from the equatorial reflections, although the deduction was complicated by the increased uniformity of orientation under strain and by the strong overlap between the 1 10 and 110 reflections.
On reflection, however, the issue is complicated.
This essay provides reflections and insights on the sometimes complicated methodological and ethical issues involved in conducting feminist interviews with abused women and other trauma survivors.
