And they reflect the increasing degree to which distinguished cooking pops up in the unconventional, informal settings that many food lovers often prefer.
Mary Flanagan, a game designer and distinguished professor of digital humanities at Dartmouth, said that games tended to reflect the societies that they were played in.
The most distinguished prose writer of the age, however, was a man who, if he does reflect the society he lived in, does so in a highly critical light.
Both completed in 1774, they reflect the genius of William Buckland (1734-74), who immigrated to Virginia from England as an indentured servant in 1755 but ultimately became one of the Colonies' most distinguished architects.
Light fell in strips from the louvred shutters and the furniture, which was included in the sale, reflected the tastes of a distinguished sea captain.
Nevertheless, only the first of the seven components extracted by the sPCA reflected the pattern suggested by the density heat maps (Figure 3) and distinguished among experimental conditions (Figure 4).
For the detection of KRAS codon 12/13 mutations, the Cy5.5-labeled probe spans this region, and the products are distinguished based on their distinct T m, which reflects the thermodynamic stability of the perfectly complementary and mismatched probe-target duplexes.
Hans Lissman, a distinguished German physiologist, placed Siamese fighting fish (Betta splendens Regen) inside a rotating wheel that contained evenly spaced slits revealing a cylindrical mirror that reflected the fish's own image (Lissmann, 1932).
"Follies" (which runs through Jan . 22 has given her an opportunity to reflect on her distinguished career, which includes more than 680 performances with the Metropolitan Opera over 42 years, starting with her 1954 debut as Grimgerde in Wagner's "Walküre".
The decision to hire Clooney, the youngest in a group that includes the distinguished QCs Geoffrey Robertson and Norman Palmer, reflects what is increasingly being seen as the exhaustion of channels, both political and diplomatic, to resolve the dispute.
