He is at once a reflection of me and a reflection of his own (disarmingly sensitive) thoughts about me.
As ground was being broken at the site, Tschumi exhibited new imaginings of his system at the AA – at once a reflection on and prediction of the physical design, and an invitation to connect the dots.
Once the reflection point is found, the extra distance travelled by multipath signals is converted to the number of chips, which is then added to the LOS prompt code to generate multipath signals.
For example, in D4 above, once a reflection is performed, the square never gets back to the r2 configuration by just applying the rotation operations (and no further reflections), i.e. the rotation operations are irrelevant to the question whether a reflection has been performed.
Once the reflection peak shifts to the visible range, bright images are observed, Figures 3 d,e).
Then when we look in the mirror as a nation, we will see, once again, the reflection of the United States of America.
President Obama, who Wednesday began his second trip to sub-Saharan Africa since taking office, will skip his father's homeland once again, a reflection of the many challenges that his administration has faced in trying to make a lasting imprint across the continent.
In either language the book is often difficult to wade through, with few footnotes to guide the way, and it has a breathless, rough-and-ready quality that feels as though the author had been bursting to get all her thoughts down on the page at once -- a reflection of Beauvoir's having written quickly, over a period of about two years also devoted to other projects.
Once again, on reflection, I realised that when he looked at the memorial books he was looking at the names of his friends who didn't come back.
This is once again a reflection of the additional work that the heart performs to overcome the effect of gravity when the baroreflex is turned on.
