The literature on mobile phones offers an example of the two opposite attitudes : it is interpreted as totally unconvincing by 'hard-line' scientists and as sufficient to guide action by activists who suspect that negative findings are simply the reflection of conflicts of interest and/or poor science.
As clinically unlikely as she may be, Calvert's character is a direct reflection of the conflict many British women faced at the end of the war, when, having tasted independence while their men were away, they were now expected to return to traditional confinements.
Participant comments for REJECT are given in (8) to (10), suggesting a conscious reflection of the conflict between semantic and syntactic interpretations.
This finding was interpreted in terms of a reflection of the conflict between the rational and emotional responses to unfair offers.
Lebanon's president, Michel Suleiman, lamented Friday that Lebanese citizens were fighting one another in Syria and, in what he called "a direct reflection" of the Syrian conflict, in Tripoli.
In another reflection of how the conflict in Syria is spilling over its borders, NATO agreed to deploy Patriot surface-to-air missiles in Turkey, which had requested the installations as a defense against cross-border violence.
For the Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, he represented the primal life-force; the German Romantic novelist ETA Hoffmann saw him as a reflection of "the eternal conflict of heavenly and demonic forces"; the French novelist Albert Camus described him as, "a man who says no, but whose refusal does not imply renunciation".
M. Azis Tunny, with A Reflection on 11 years of Conflict in Ambon from the Koran Rakyat Tenggara in Maluku, won the print category.
Afghanistan is the new crucible of conflict, allowing a reflection on Iraq that does not prejudice the lives of troops still in theatre.
The results showed that, when observing aggressive images, the group with anorexia reported feeling more afraid than the other groups, which the authors considered a reflection of those patients' typical avoidance of conflict.
