Blues were exaggerated in my test shots, so a green car looked a bit turquoise, and a cat had some reflection on its white fur turn disconcertingly azure.
Meanwhile, the Times's Web site has some reflections on Inaugurals that are more carefully thought out than you're apt to find on a TV show, even one as high-end as Fareed's.
We are broadcasting our weekly radio programme Tech Tent from a whisky distillery in Cork, where we hope to have some sober reflections on the state of the technology world from some of the pioneers.
What he'd do right, what he'd do wrong, let's have some self-reflection on it".
Although we wish to alert other researchers to these unexpected costs, we have some additional reflections.
The alternative tycoons mooted for the pilot, Mark Cuban and Richard Branson, have some capacity for reflection and shame: surely they couldn't have fronted a world that rewarded people who were so transparently incompetent and unpleasant.
When you have the aluminum pieces, when the light is on, you have some kind of reflection: so it goes from the silver, to basically the dark, dark greys.
'I think that ethical reflection…and I think that the formal, now we are sitting down to discuss, is in many ways one thing, but I think that everyone has some ethical reflection in between other tasks in the course of a day… even if we don't sit down and think in bullet points or anything.
So even if it isn't in any way formalized, you are doing it, throughout the day.' 'I think that ethical reflection…and I think that the formal, now we are sitting down to discuss, is in many ways one thing, but I think that everyone has some ethical reflection in between other tasks in the course of a day… even if we don't sit down and think in bullet points or anything.
One school near an RAF base, and with students affected by what happened to parents serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, had a lovely idea for a tree house where children could withdraw to when they wanted to have some quiet time for reflection.
