High quality care depends on the recognition of individuals as having unique needs which continues to be reflected within contemporary policy documents (DoH, 1997, The new NHS: modern and dependable. HMSO, London).
Light passed through the document to be copied, or reflected from its surface, reaches the selenium surface, onto which negatively charged particles of ink (i.e., the toner) are sprayed, forming an image of the document on the drum.
Because the ideas engendered by their formative experiences were documented and carried around, those ideas could be reflected upon, debated, and developed.
Vladimir Vigilyansky, the patriarch's chief spokesman, said the dress-code proposal would not be reflected in church documents.
These duties can be reflected in corporate governance documents, strategic objectives, key performance indicators, corporate reports and executive incentive systems.
The Rotunda itself was constructed in the 1950s and dedicated in 1952 by President Harry S. Truman, who said, "Only as these documents are reflected in the thoughts and acts of Americans, can they remain symbols of power that can move the world.
The functional impact of the highly prevalent constipation symptoms and inadequate response to laxatives documented in this study was reflected in outcomes on the EQ-5D and WPAI-Constipation.
It is widely documented that poor outcome is reflected by microsurgical failure to adequately address nerve regeneration at the cellular level.
In accordance with Executive Board decision 2008/17, the reasons for deferment of the presentation of three draft country programme documents from the annual session to the second regular session are reflected in document E/ICEF/2009/CRP.12.
Any change to any document on any one computer is reflected, within seconds, in the Magic Briefcase on all the other computers.
