In 1840 the quantity consumed was 28,664,336 lbs., or 255,931 cwts.; and considering the large portion of East Indian and foreign coffee, if calculated at only 80s. per cwt. represented 1,023,724l. of value.The first reflection in thinking of all the interests involved in this is, the additional number of ships which are required to carry 255,931 cwts.
Consequently, since 'reflection' construed in Locke's narrow, quasi-technical way doesn't involve memory, Locke was mistaken in thinking that reflection – of this sort at least – could ever furnish us with our concept of succession.
Schön's epistemology of professional practice was not only based on reflection-on-action or thinking after solving problems, but also on reflection-in-action or thinking while problem solving [ 14].
Presenting bioethics early in science education reinforces young scientists' sense of the importance of ethical reflection in their future careers and gives students some confidence in thinking about how to resolve bioethical conundrums they are likely to confront.
Our reflections lead us to agree with analyses emphasizing complexity and emergence in thinking about and working to enhance organizational capacity for social change [ 29, 40].
Now he finds himself drifting into spells of reflection, thinking not in units, hard and linked, but only absorbing what comes, drawing things out of time and memory and into some dim space that bears his collected experience.
A key role in these networks played the French political scientist Bertrand de Jouvenel, who provided the theoretical reflection on thinking about the future.
The default mode network is involved in self-reflection, thinking about one's own past and future, and personal identity.
Thus, the philosophical and theoretical content is required to be incorporated in academic education in order to enable nurses' skills for reflection, analysis, and thinking about the profession.
Some examples of reflection are perceiving, thinking, doubting, believing, reasoning, knowing, and willing.
