MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS — The art market says more about the real mood among the actors of the world economy than opinion polls, and the European Fine Art Fair is its most important reflection.
Besides his early acknowledgement of the importance of William James (at least the more metaphysical writings on radical empiricism) and his critical articles on F. C. S. Schiller, the consideration of Dewey's educational theory is the most important reflection on American pragmatism in Anderson's work.
In the latter case, all the most important wave propagation, reflection and focusing phenomena in the internal fluid that are observed for the shell without a core are also present when a core is placed inside the fluid, unless the core directly occupies the region of the fluid where the phenomena occur.
One of the most important findings from our reflection data is the deep sedimentary basin beneath the Tokara Channel (Fig. 4): The acoustic basement marked by high-amplitude reflections forms a ~ 30-km-wide bowl-shaped basin with the maximum depth of ~ 2 s two-way travel time (~ 3 km deep below the seafloor) relative to the adjacent arc segment.
His most important studies involved polarization, metallic reflection, and light absorption.
Second and third consultations focused on patient-centred dialogs of what was most important by guided by patients reflection sheets.
Her funeral took place in the church, which was called one of her most important accomplishments and "the truest reflection of her visionary leadership", in March 1905.
Perhaps the most important feature of Einstein's reflections at Solvay 1927 is his insight that the clash between completeness and locality already arises in measurements of a single variable (there, position) and does not require measurements for an incompatible pair, as in EPR.
We propose to take the openness to and respect for differences as an ambition that is worthwhile testing, but consider it not to be immune to one of the most important ingredients of critical complexity: critical reflection.
(What do we compare DDP against and how do we measure change?) examines what might constitute a feasible control in an RCT of DDP and therapists reflections on the most important aspects of progress in DDP, impacting on the utilisation of assessment measures in an RCT.
For anomaly 1, the most important factors are source radiation pattern, wave reflection from the Conrad discontinuity, and seismic potency.
