They teach reflection -- "a real challenge in math, "said Mr. Falkner -- and action, which usually takes the form of community service.
So perhaps Outnumbered is a fair reflection of a real middle-class family.
In contrast, a virtual feature, which is the specular reflection of a real feature, travels on the surface.
We present a method for surface texture evaluation using machine vision by studying the phenomenon of reflection from a real surface.
A synthetic effluent wastewater matrix was designed to be a kinetically appropriate reflection of a real sample while containing the antibiotic erythromycin at sufficiently high concentration for the microbiological assay.
Finally, while the architecture and user behavior may be the juice, PandaWhale's secret weapon is that it was built as the digital reflection of a real, offline community of startup geeks and technology veterans who meet in-person and help each other out without, in my opinion, want of fame or fortune.
But experts believe that Trump's bluster is more of a negotiating tactic than a reflection of a real change in U.S. foreign policy.
It is entirely possible that the higher sensitivity obtained by using high sensitivity assay as a reference test is a result of incorporation bias rather than a reflection of a real effect.
This observation is explained by the failure of the antibody to recognize IKKβ phosphorylated at Ser if Ser is also phosphorylated, and is not a reflection of a real increase in the phosphorylation of Ser.
Moreover, the studied population may be subjected to selection bias, as the demographic and clinical findings of the enrolled patients (high mean age at disease onset, high percentage of male, and high prevalence of enthesitis related arthritis) is not a proper reflection of a real JIA population at disease onset.
It is time to recognise that this is an artificial construct, the product of bad theory and the self-fulfilling prophecy that arises out of it, rather than being a reflection of a real-world dilemma.
