They may just be busy, tired or have another appointment rather than it reflecting on you personally.
Rather, it "reflects no more than a healthy sense of realism" on our part to understand that needed reforms in the area of prison administration must come, not from the federal courts, but from those with the most expertise in this field prison administrators themselves.
The operating logic here is intuitive rather than analytic, and it reflects the state of design as well as the sensibility of the field's leading figures.
These two models emphasize that the magnetic variations in the basement rocks are mainly related to the variation in depth to the top of the different basement blocks, rather than its lithological composition, because it reflects the same value of magnetic susceptibility of about 0.013 (SI units).
… Another word for narcissism is 'personalization.' Web 2.0 technology personalizes culture so that it reflects ourselves rather than the world around us.
We chose this rather than direct measurement of tempo because it reflects the head banger's potential actions when exposed to this music.
When it melts, it leaves open water that absorbs the heat rather than reflecting it.
Black outfits absorb light, rather than reflect it, so they tend to make it hard to see the wrinkles, lines, and shadows that ordinarily form on a person's clothes.
As the Amazon forests die, the Earth also loses its awesome cloud-making machines and instead it's forced to absorb incoming solar radiation rather than reflect it.
What's happening now is because we are melting more ice, we are reflecting a lot less of the sunlight back to space and the ocean is absorbing heat rather than reflecting it.
This would, in fact, be a major victory for the newspaper group, rather than a defeat; and it reflects one of the copyright stories of the past 20 years: the great electronic databases of companies such as Reed Elsevier and Thomson Reuters in science, medicine and law, built up privately, and then charged back to libraries.
