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These reflect a set of standards called "Lifetime Homes", which are about designing homes that people can continue to live in as they become old and/or disabled.
Woolgar [22], for example, shows how design processes reflect a set of assumptions about certain types of user and behavior.
The projections include C stores on-site, in harvested wood products and disposal and reflect a set of contrasting visions of future forest management in the region formulated as five alternative management scenarios that extend to year 2100.
The constituent behaviors for this subscale (Social Support Behaviour Questionnaire [SSBQ]; Johnson et al., 1993), such as trying to be cheerful despite the situation or offering the patient advice, seem to reflect a set of normalizing responses.
Thus, we suggest that our results reflect a set of basic, default sentiments toward newcomers of enduring coalitions, but do not describe the full range of evolved, adaptive responses.
The line about not being embarrassed ultimately reflects a set of ideas about self-consciousness.
It reflects a set of values that is not the way most Americans think of higher education".
For three cases, valuation reflected a set of approaches that we refer to as the "capability design" method.
This view reflects a set of problematic assumptions, including beliefs that Jerusalem produces a contest between maximalist claims that only power can resolve.
Marikal's form and structure are a result of centuries of evolutionary process and knowledge transfer, reflecting a set of varying physical and nonphysical determinant forces such as climate and geology, religion, socio-cultural values, economics, technology and administrative factors.
Of course this means that to this day there is no mechanism in place for enforcing IT policy guidance in this area--and a policy without an enforcement mechanism reflects a set of rules that was simply not taken seriously by either managers or human resource officers...or obviously, by just about anyone else at the Department.
