Jónasson's poetic development mirrors the major literary and social trends in 20th-century Iceland.
The Waldorf curriculum reflects Steiner's belief that an individual's development mirrors a civilization's, so the early years include lots of creation myths and fables.
The Sierra Diablo was found to have a larger area of suitable habitat which may indicate that the park may be able to support a smaller population if water development mirrors that of the Sierra Diablo.
The transfer of skills from contract research to drug development mirrors the transition China has made from contract manufacturing to indigenous product development.
You start with a set of observations about a formal, extrinsic similarity and then you slowly back into what might then be said about the content: "the facts on the ground". This development mirrors the development of the characters: We see them from the outside, as children in a family, as soldiers in a unit, as practitioners in an industry, before we know them as individuals.
The program framing stresses the issue of a sustainable regional development mirroring largely the official political statements from the state government.
Houston's development mirrored the progress of the United team, which he had helped to assemble with Levein but which came of age under his guidance.
The analytical development mirrored the toxicity testing development to provide chronic exposures for many species using measured concentrations.
Interestingly, of the four Vtg genes in Cx. tarsalis, Vg1b is also constitutively expressed throughout immature and mature development, mirroring the expression of T37L [ 22].
Stage differences in forelimb development mirrored differences in hind limbs between injected and noninjected sides, but forelimbs on the mutant side emerged from the operculum later than on the noninjected side (data not shown).
As a consequence, we expect that cortical activation seen in Experiment 1 would, later in development, mirror the hemodynamic response observed in Experiment 2 with 5-month-old infants.
