The models used to represent running design processes incorporate aspects of project plans and workflow instances to reflect the current planning and execution states of work processes.
Perhaps, for instance, she fails to reflect on the connection between what it is right to do and what one has reason to do; or perhaps she mistakenly believes that truths about morally right action do not entail truths about what one has reason to do.
For instance, in order to reflect adequately a woman's long-term adult hormone profile, EM measurements must be relatively stable from one year to the next.
"For instance, being able accurately to reflect who he is, as opposed to those aspects that serve my needs.
These bones thus seem to reflect instances of autapomorphic morphological evolution.
In the eighteenth century, for instance, a face was believed to reflect its owner's moral standing.
The story is set some time in the next century, a vantage point which permits Aolun to look back at horrific events in recent Chinese history and to reflect, for instance, on the madness of the Cultural Revolution.Yet, as his life draws to an end, the 86-year-old Aolun is far from happy.
In either instance, occupational categories were aggregated to reflect national classifications or sample size limitations for some surveys.
In other instances, however, the behavior seems to reflect actual persistence of larval associative learning into adulthood.
Altogether, the high topological significance of the pattern instances in Figure 5 seems to reflect the importance of the few recurring interactions between these essential genes for E. coli adequately.
Finally, parents attempting to make decisions based on quality of life considerations encountered difficulties using such a criterion [ 29], while others were able to articulate what, in their minds, constituted quality of life and applied the concept to decisions made in instances where they had time to reflect [ 32].
