That aspect is most strongly reflected here in the "Grandmother" portion, in which a strong-willed and direct woman (Patachou) offers Felix a clear-eyed assessment of life.
As before, the city rebuilt quickly, with the area along Fifth between Broadway and Grant Street, where Cummings built a row of houses between Fifth and Sixth, most strongly reflecting this era of rapid construction and reconstruction.
One influence is most strongly reflected in handedness and the other in spatial attention.
We found that the drug-dependent effect was more pronounced in the two in vivo systems than the in vitro system, while the time-dependent effect was most strongly reflected in the in vitro system followed by the single dose study and lastly the repeated dose experiment.
With the exception of the Great Mosque built by the Almoravids in the 12th century, most of the city's medieval buildings strongly reflect the influence of Moorish (Muslim) Spain.
Part of what she felt most strongly then reflects a theme she returns to repeatedly: that social advances she had taken for granted when she was growing up – not least, the decline of in-your-face racism – suddenly felt they were being rolled back.
Last, most patients were identified at a single surveillance site, so the results might more strongly reflect differences observed at that site.
Plant life-histories strongly reflect temporal patterns of soil moisture; because Australian deserts receive more variable rainfall than most others, there is a distinctive spectrum of life-histories.
The extensive participation of UNICEF staff in the UNDAP planning process means that action for children, especially those who are most vulnerable, is strongly reflected throughout the plan, not only in UNICEF's work but also in the activities of many other UN agencies.
However, the devices strongly reflect TE-polarized light, as in wire-grid polarizers27.
