Chris told us that there are normally up to eight barn owls here in winter, but this year they have seen just one; a reflection of the plight of this charismatic species throughout the country.
All these data may be, on the one hand, a reflection of endocrine disruption, and on the other, an indicator of changes in the risk of breast cancer.
With respect to BMI, the increasing maternal BMI associated with decreasing likelihood of symmetrically small babies and increasing likelihood of asymmetrically small ones was a reflection of the association between maternal nutritional status and intra-uterine growth.
Most information you will read about the Law of Correspondence addresses the unique relationship between the Inner Self and the Outer Self - one being a reflection of the other; however, I'd like to take it one step further and suggest that there is a third essential component to consider when understanding how this Law works, and that is, the relationship with the Higher Self.
One was a reflection of the other.
The trouble is, he has yet to score more than nine times in one season, a reflection of how easy it has been for opponents to contain Evans because the Bills have lacked a dependable second threat.
The various painting styles evoke the feeling that the space houses multiple artists, when, in reality, each one is a reflection of Mayer's diversified creative aesthetic.
Finally, a unilateral reduction in theta power in the left middle/inferior frontal region (Fig. 2A), was evident in five of the eight participants (e.g. Fig. 1), although it appeared in the right hemisphere of one subject; possibly a reflection of the handedness of this participant.
Still, in this season's assortment of spectacular falls from grace, Goldman's was as graceful as one could be, a reflection of the firm's relative well-being and its time-honored tactical skill (and not just of systemic collapse and speculator hubris).
The success of one can be a reflection of the whole.
