The international character of the program was a major draw, as was the focus on reflection.
In Roslyn Harbor, the Nassau County Museum of Art focuses on "Reflections of Opulence: Art Nouveau to Art Deco".
Indeed, the development of a rationale for universal access to health care (as a requirement of justice) has been the traditional focus of philosophical reflection on health and justice.
An influential alternative to it, inspired by Aristotle, holds that the proper focus of practical reflection is the question of what it would be to act well (Lawrence 1995, Foot 2001).
For the Mohists, as for other classical Chinese thinkers, the salient unit of human activity and the focus of ethical reflection is not individual acts but dao (way), a general notion referring to a way, style, or pattern of life or of performing some kind of activity.
Mr Van der Valk's church, St Mary Magdalene, in Woolwich, was a focus of prayer and reflection following the killing of the father-of-one near Woolwich Barracks on May 22.
The question that members of Germany's political establishment are now asking after the insurgent party stormed the statehouse is this: Are the Pirates merely the punch line to a joke, a focus of protest, a reflection of electoral disgust with all established political parties — or an exciting experiment in a new form of online democracy?
In the course teaching, while mathematical enquiry modes were never disrupted, they were not always centrally the focus of discussion and reflection.
The project was, naturally, an immediate spectacle and a focus of discussion and reflection.
The presence of the rib cage presents a problem, since the high attenuation of the ribs results in a loss of power at the focus, and reflection of the beams may induce injury to the overlying soft tissues and the skin, which may also happen when US encounters an air-filled bowel loop.
The teachers had inconsistent focus on the importance of reflection as a way of learning.
