The extent of his interests is reflected in his books, which include: "The Randlords," an account of the South African mining magnates; "The Controversy of Zion," about Zionism's impact on the Jewish people; and "Le Tour: A History of the Tour de France".
We observe that the decrease of users' interests is reflected to the dynamics of information diffusion, although the later exhibits a much smaller decreasing rate.
Therefore, the periodicity of user interests is reflected in the information diffusion dynamics, where it is possible that the number of infected nodes does not converge to a specific value but rather fluctuates according to a time period determined by user interest periodicity.
Respected for her honesty, courage and forthrightness, Dotha was a dedicated philanthropist; the wide variety of her interests was reflected in her numerous (often anonymous) charitable contributions.
There is growing national, as well as international, pressure to stop the plunder of the Amazon.These conflicting interests are reflected in the new law, whose first draft was introduced seven years ago.
These interests were reflected in Rudolf's collections, which included astonishingly ornate instruments and automata by German and Swiss goldsmiths and clock makers and a vast assemblage of natural history specimens.
An art collector, sailor and lover of music, Mr. Pearl's interests were reflected in the institutions he supported, including the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where he was a member of the board of trustees.
Her extensive editorial interests were reflected in her involvement in many journals, including coeditorship of American Economic Journals: Microeconomics and associate editorships of Econometrica, Theoretical Economics, and the Quarterly Journal of Economics.
Finally, aligned motivational interests were reflected in the number of reports of reduced conflict within health teams faced by a common threat and the accounts of increased community cohesion and support through the course of the insurgency.
Several articles examine policy discourse, the re-framing of this discourse by specific actors and the hidden operation of power and interests revealed in such discourse; others examine in detail the ways in which values, norms, power and interests are reflected in specific health policies.
Sellars, who was engaged at the time in staging the three Mozart Da Ponte operas, became interested in the ensembles in those works; this interest is reflected in Nixon in Chinas final act.
