This ongoing process results in metalinguistic reflection, and new language features being acquired.
It covers functional impairment, social and emotional reciprocity, social competence, interests, rigidity, values, self-reflection, speech and language, body posture, gestures, facial expression, and eye contact.
The low eligibility rate (21% of all admissions or those with a suspected hyperacute communication problem) was scrutinised throughout to ensure it was a valid reflection of speech and language therapists' usual decision making.
The general thrust of these reflections and the language used are reminiscent of Nietzsche's descriptions of the "uncanniest of all guests," nihilism.
Although Schlegel's writings have not been considered as philosophical as those of other 19th century German philosophers, his approach to art and its history, and his reflections on language and cultural differences are much closer to what is sometimes called a postmodern comprehension of aesthetics than that of his contemporaries.
Ines, in "A Stone Woman," is finally freed from reflection, from language and its burdens, but only by a type of death.
Place-names are a reflection of the history, culture and language of a people and are proof of the imprint left by former generations of inhabitants.
In summary, the first five RSNs associated with higher cognitive functions such as self reflection, attention or working memory and language all displayed a positive association with higher EEG frequency bands while negatively related to delta and theta.
In her article about this Buddha, Sharon Otterman blends figurative language, reflection, and vivid word choice to paint a picture for the reader of the art and surrounding park.
This is about attitude too, and language is a reflection of that.
