1997-1998: FoReflectionction While Nina was getting into trouble at home, Toney descended into the self-destruction of the prison mix.
Explicit consideration of the six contextual criteria forced reflection on a broad range of issues, which were considered to have mixed impacts on the overall appraisal of tramadol.
The questions are probing – your most embarrassing moment, your favourite memory etc – and the great thing about them is how they force reflection.
One benefit of comparative philosophy lies in the way that it forces reflection on the most deeply entrenched and otherwise unquestioned agendas and assumptions of one's own tradition.
By introducing a forced internal reflection, the optical reflection throughout the visible spectral region, from blue to red, is high and uniform.
This observation has forced another reflection on how we work now – the rules and regulations that seem to be imposed by employers and regulators that may constrain how professionals respond or connect to people.
However, since the correlation direction expected and found in the control group would be negative, it is possible that migraine disorder associated with a type of chronic pain that "seizes" the patient and is hard to manage because of its unpredictability makes sufferers effectively have a forced self-reflection practice.
In or out of power, such a result would force wider reflections on why Labour didn't win, say Kent, or more seats in the south.
In endosurgery, tissue manipulation is performed by long graspers which have a poor force-reflection property, i.e. they do not reflect the grasping force to the hand of the surgeon.
Experimental results confirm the efficiency of the novel control algorithm in position tracking and force reflection.
