The militiamen will be camping out in the woods this time around, not in straight tent lines, but in a more chaotic fashion, to reflect reality.
Even so, he said, "in the vast majority of cases, the purchase price is adjusted in some fashion to reflect who pays the flip tax".
So it was with due respect that Louis Vuitton's British creative director, Kim Jones, shifted the spirit of his autumn/winter 2016 collection, already a visual tribute to a century of Paris fashion, to reflect the current mood.
Since it first hit the newsstands on 15 September 1916, its near-1,500 near-1,500 ran weekly and bissuesly before eventually becomitg a monthly) have documented and shaped Branish life, going far beyond the fripperies of fashion to reflect an ever-evolving culture and society.
BOLD fMRI cannot be used in behaving rodents (because the subject's head must remain stationary) but offers a good proxy measure for BOLD because both signals are driven by the same physiological mechanisms and respond in a similar fashion to reflect the balance of local O2 delivery and consumption (e.g. increased signals when CBF > O2 consumption; decreased signals when O2 consumption > CBF).
As a form, he argues, it tends to be too hidebound by plot, too traditional and old-fashioned to reflect the speed of 21st-century culture.
Although the fashion shows, now operating as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week to reflect a corporate sponsorship, were welcomed in Bryant Park in 1993, there were frequent clashes with the management company that controls its maintenance and security.
While the movement fashioned its image to reflect the Boston Tea Party, it more resembles the Alice in Wonderland Tea Party, full of paradoxes, naivety, hypocrisy and conundrums.
The members of Gen Fab -- a Facebook group of dynamic women and post 50 bloggers -- looked back into their past and brought back pictures of their worst fashion choices to reflect on and good-naturedly make fun of for their monthly blog hop.
Bob's case echoes the case of William as again the failure to refer Bob to the anticoagulation service in a timely fashion appeared to reflect the GP's concern about 'getting involved', despite the fact that failure to refer at an appropriate time, bearing in mind the risks involved, has been regarded as evidence of negligence [ 28].
By amplifying those dissonances I had initially avoided, I might fashion a mirror to reflect a glimpse of the past, the present and the future.
