But Locke's empiricism had difficulty with certain key concepts, such as substance, "which we neither have nor can have by sensation or reflection," and cause, about which he largely anticipated David Hume's difficulties in the 18th century.
While some of this material is familiar from the testimony that Comey gave to the Senate Intelligence Committee last June, the book contains many new details yes, the notorious rumored "pee tape" is discussed as well as the former F.B.I. chief's personal reflections about Trump, which are damning.
But on a more serious note, he told me that the entire album "evolved with the reflection on my childhood, thoughts about which issues affected me and how.
Franklin had opposed putting portraits on coins; he advocated putting proverbs on coins about which the holder could profit through reflection.
We surveyed general practitioners about some of the interventions about which we were uncertain after our structured reflection.
In contrast, there has been little reflection about the contexts within which reproductive decisions might be made by those with mitochondrial disease.
Indeed, a central activity of this time of year is spending time in sincere reflection about the ways in which we interacted with others during the past year and seeking out reconciliation and forgiveness from those we hurt.
The second was to create a "reflection group", which has until June 2010 to think about the challenges facing the EU between 2020 and 2030.
Smooth surfaces produce specular reflection signals which occur primarily within the first Fresnel zone about the specular point.
Taken individually, the indicators can provide specific feedback about components of reflection, which makes it possible to give structured, focused feedback, and direct training towards aspects of reflection that the indicators have defined as insufficient.
