Or, alternatively, suppose that his choices on international matters reflect the possibility that a foreign adversary has leverage over him because, for example, he owes large sums of money to either that government or individuals who are tied closely to it.
The debate over Matters reflects a larger, ongoing discussion over incentive systems in science, and the role of storytelling in scientific communication.
Many of our artists studied in the west, in Paris and Rome, and their work and subject matters reflect this.
Tweets on these matters reflected even greater support, suggesting that younger Saudis are more enthusiastic about the country's present assertive stance.
There have been different emphases within the Italian Government on the matter, reflecting the different parties in the ruling coalition.
For me, it had always been a private matter, reflecting that I was following a set of values and beliefs".
The idea is to get rid of "any matter reflecting adversely on persons because of their race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry, sex or occupation".
"In Virtual Play, Sex Harassment Is All Too Real" (front page, Aug. 2) spotlights a disturbing matter reflecting the endemic misogyny still present in our society.
Both sculpture and painting incorporated a broad range of subject matter, reflecting the general revival of learning: contemporary theological works, biblical events, and the lives of saints were common subjects.
Moreover, because diffusion is anisotropic in brain white matter, reflecting its organization in bundles of myelinated axonal fibres running in parallel, diffusion MRI can be used to map out the orientation in space of the white matter tracks in the brain.
