The bank's chairman, Philipp M. Hildebrand, has been roundly criticized at home for the strength of the franc, though it is mainly a reflection of problems elsewhere.
Recent climate data from the lake analysis were compared with weather records from across the region, providing confidence that the lake record was a reasonable reflection of conditions elsewhere, according to the paper.
Elsewhere, reflections from windows have simply overridden all the artists' efforts to make recognizable landscapes.
The developer, who created the web in 1990 while working for the particle collider project Cern in Switzerland, said that the web is a reflection of human nature elsewhere, but that he had hoped "that the web would provide tools and fora and new ways of communicating that would break down national barriers and allow us to just get to a better global understanding.
Our method has been assessed both in reflection and transmission, described elsewhere [ 26], with very good results in both geometries.
The clinicians considered that the aspects highlighted by the parents were probably an accurate reflection of parents' experiences elsewhere in the UK.
But a moment's reflection suggests the answer lies elsewhere, with an English economist who died in 1946.
The debate was continually interrupted by applause, but it remained an open question whether the cheers or the jeers provided an accurate reflection of how Republican voters elsewhere were judging the evening.
Indeed, while it is tempting to see the wage disputes in Santa Fe and elsewhere as a reflection of whether one side is right or wrong, on either economic or moral grounds, they are, more confusingly, small battles in a larger war (and, in America, a very old war) over where to draw the line on free-market capitalism.
The camera or cell phone is placed on the shiny surface of a table that takes up the foreground (the full bottom half of the screen) and casts phantom reflections of Romney and the doings elsewhere in the room.
