"It is a real sensation and can be very distressing," he said, "but it is usually not reflective of something dangerous.
Thus, a small opening in the cochlear bone is usually made and reflective microbeads are positioned on the structures to be measured.
The so-called system 1 is the more automated system, which contains much of our intuitive and affective thinking, while system 2 is usually characterised by our reflective and logical capacities.7 The details behind the theory and the relevant interaction of the two thinking systems need not concern us here.
A security architecture is usually component based; it is dynamically extensible, reflective, and should be able to support a variety of policy strategies and enforcement mechanisms.
An interference filter is usually a flat slab of glass coated on both sides with highly reflective coatings with very low absorption.
The offender's "punishment" is usually a combination of community service, anger management and life skills training, and a self-reflective written agreement to alter their behavior.
This insulation is usually about 1/2 inch (12.5 mm) thick, and consists of a sheet of polyethylene foam sandwiched between reflective aluminum foil.
These women are also, usually, reflective of major social changes, whether they be the rise of hypersexuality and teen pop (Aguilera), the public embrace of celebrity for celebrity (Kardashian) or the embrace of the artistic and weird (Del Rey).
They are usually white or very light-colored with reflective pigments that reflect, rather than absorb, sunlight.
The boundary conditions are usually mixed Neumann-Dirichlet conditions corresponding to reflective and absorbing boundaries, depending on the specific geometry of the problem.
