Earlier in the interview, he reflected on the initial discussions with Steve Jobs on whether Cingular Wireless, which eventually became AT&T, would support the iPhone.
Oded Ben-Ami, a senior loan officer of the Sterling National Mortgage Company in Great Neck, N.Y., said one of the most confusing pieces of information consumers are provided with is the annual percentage rate reflected on the initial truth-in-lending disclosure form that lenders send to applicants for loans.
"He is excellent and it's true that we came very close, but I think that it was a family issue, his family," he said, reflecting on the initial move to secure Beckham in the summer of 2011, which had prompted him to visit the player in Los Angeles.
Mr Cameron suggested the bill had been "paused" to reflect on the initial response to the end of Bulgarian and Romanian controls and he now wanted to press ahead with the legislation.
The patient may, "during termination, reflect on the initial catalysts for seeking treatment.
As I reflected on the recent purchase of Heinz Foods by Berkshire Hathaway, I thought about some of Warren Buffett's other purchases that met some initial skepticism.
Later, privately, Millepied reflected on the incident.
The 36-year-old actress reflected on her initial thoughts on the show's premise, the many inflictions she worked through to achieve the perfect "Dad?" in the gasp-worthy Season 2 finale, her thoughts on the Thursday drama's chance in the Emmy race (unfortunately the answer did not involve "If you want me, earn me!") -- and whether she'd give politics a shot.
As it happened, the GOP failed in their efforts to cut off funding to NPR and I'm sure if Hannity reflected on his initial remarks that America is not a country that flourishes by silencing its critics, he would approve that outcome.
Consequently our simulation can reflect only on the initial events associated with the binding of Ca2+ to the specific sites.
It seems safe to assume that when reasoning takes more effort in a lab, it will result in faulty reasoning when sufficient cognitive resources and/or the motivation to reflect on the validity of their initial convictions are lacking, which is likely to be the case in most real life situations (e.g., Beevers 2005; Evans and Curtis-Holmes 2005).
