It reflects at once the internal contradictions of urban life, and of those who respond to them creatively.
The images that emerged from Abu Ghraib in 2004 reflect, at once, the bad conscience dogging representations of the "war without war" and its logical conclusion: There is no limit to what we can do, to how obscenely visible (and vulnerable) we make others.
The highest shares are found in Africa, where they reflect at once the poor development of the other manufacturing sectors and the pioneering role of agroprocessing, and, to a lesser extent, in the Latin American countries in the sample.
PKKP is a P-wave traveling through the core and reflecting once at the underside of the CMB.
Another sore spot: AP adjusts its annual fee to reflect circulation fluctuations, but will only do so once circulation reflects at least a 25% decline (or increase) since the last such adjustment.
Often, white identity has reflected both traditions at once, as with Emerson's beloved Scandinavian kings, who conducted themselves like drunken brigands.
These logistic fits assume that commitments are made once the DV exceeds a criterion threshold (reflected at the intercept, b).
Our mythical book is the one that will somehow include everything, at once reflecting and by some linguistic magic dissolving our intractable divisions and stubborn imperfections.
The pope's insistence on simple living, his radical statements about economic injustice, and the arresting photos of him embracing others have effectively transcended religion, at once reflecting and furthering what his champions celebrate as progressive social change.
The answers reflecting drinking at least once a week were categorised as 'regular binge drinking'.
