The Rationalist theologians Jean Le Clerc and Isaac Jaquelot were Bayle's principal adversaries, and their objections to Bayle, as well as their attempts at theodicy, prompted him to expand his skeptical reflections on evil in subsequent books, including the Réponses aux questions d'un provincial and the posthumous Entretiens de Maxime et de Thémiste.
Looking forward to the next step, he talks of expanding his reflection. .
The in-depth interview method is used to expand and deepen the supervisors' reflections on theory and practice, seeking to facilitate an ever-deepening reflection.
This introduces wave mode conversion coefficients between the shear and fast Alfvén modes, expanding the single reflection coefficient of Eq. (1) into a 2 × 2 reflection and wave mode conversion matrix.
For domes, a densely ribbed form of cupola construction, which, when covered with mosaics, produces reflections of light that expand like rays from the central medallion toward the figures surrounding it, was preferred.
Love is an expanding and contracting reflection of blurred lighting, music is an indescribable mix of feelings, and dancing always comes when he leasts expects it.
Salonga, who often sings movie music in her concerts, has done a Disney medley which climaxes with an expanded version of "Reflection" (not the same as those in Aguilera's version).
It seeks to expand each normative perspective in dialogical reflection and in this way make human beings more aware of the circumstances that restrict their freedom and inhibit the full, public use of their practical knowledge.
She seems to expand and evaporate, to multiply all her reflections and iridescences.
We expect that utilizing novel approaches such as distinguishing labels by their lifetime [ 24] and improving axial resolution using two opposing objectives [ 25] or total internal reflection [ 26] will expand live cell STED microscopy to three or more colors, 3D imaging and improved optical sectioning.
If this is correct, then we will be able to make sense of moral requirements, as norms that appropriately govern the reflections of individual agents, only if we expand our conception of the forms and possibilities of practical reason.
