His desire to learn, and his failure to understand, mirrors our own.
RIM has long been a powerhouse in the mobile world and their failure to adapt mirrors Nokia's: it's the sense that internally, the successes of the past defined the actions of the present, resulting in out-dated thinking.
The failure of accelerometry to mirror the increase in self-reported walking in the intervention group could reflect insufficient intensity of this activity, but also reporting bias [ 51] which is common in the reporting of low intensity activities, such as those frequently undertaken by pregnant women [ 52].
As Henry has pointed out together with Homeland actor David Harewood, who writes in the Observer today, British television has already lost talent, creative breadth and BAME viewers because of its lamentable failure to look in the mirror and name the colour of the face it sees.
To help close the current fiscal year's budget gap, the government intends to securitise and sell several billion euros of debt that Germany is owed by Russia.The government's failure to balance its books mirrors German households' determination to balance theirs.
"The failure of schools to address sexual harassment and sexual assault in K-12 mirrors the failure to address it in society as a whole," said Peterson-Fisher at Equal Rights Advocates.
This failure to understand the political situation was mirrored in the Hilary campaign, which made the bold offer to the disaffected American people: "I'm not a racist".
"But no amount of smoke and mirrors can mask their failure to get their massive kids' prison approved.
This increasing alienation abroad, fuelled largely by the war in Iraq, is mirrored by England's failure to adopt sustainable policies with its own indigenous Muslim community.
The higher level of subjective burden mirrored the perception of a failure to fulfill their cultural way of life.
