Firm determination is reflected in Sir William Beechey's portrait of the Duke of Wellington as Field Marshal; introspection is clear in Etienne Prosper Berne-Bellecour's sensitive depiction of a single soldier against a campfield backdrop; regal stoicism is emphasized in Frederic Remington's painting of a mounted Hussar riding into battle.
Something of this determination is reflected in its choice to keep its headquarters in downtown Johannesburg even though most financial firms moved to Sandton, a safe but dull suburb where adventure is a bar named the Bull Run.Mr Maree, at the cuddly end of the spectrum of South African bankers, has been pretty astute.
The measurement of NO release was reflected by determination of its stable end product, nitrite, in supernatants [ 17].
Its determination to cover foreign news thoroughly was reflected as early as World War I, when its war correspondent, Percival Phillips, a U.S. national, was knighted for his war reporting.
Descartes's mathematical bias was reflected in his determination to ground natural science not in sensation and probability (as did Bacon) but in premises that could be known with absolute certainty.
We expected the cultural shift towards less paternalism and more patient autonomy, together with health care authorities' presumption in favor of patients' self-determination, to be reflected in the participants' reasoning about involuntary admission.
The moderate effects on apoptosis induction observed by flow cytometric analysis were reflected by determination of caspase-activation using Western blot analysis that revealed reduction but not inhibition of caspase-activation and PARP-cleavage in Jurkat Bcl-2 cells compared to control cells (Fig. 6d).
But he brings a steely determination to the group and that's reflected in his athletes on the track".
In general this is how the Logic proceeds: seeking its most basic and universal determination, thought posits a category to be reflected upon, finds then that this collapses due to a contradiction generated, like that generated by the category being, and so then seeks a further category with which to make retrospective senses of those contradictory categories.
The more difficult determination of male than female LRS is reflected in the strongly female-biased number of topically relevant experimental studies, which is also due to the importance of female LRS as a standard parameter in life table and population growth studies.
