From these seemingly incompatible perspectives, a middle ground is negotiated by embedding an autoethnographical perspective, allowing for reflection upon the implications of the return of the dead to the heart of the living city upon practices of death and grief, of memory and experience, of mourning and of everyday life.
Whatever the actual height extent of the D region, or its subdivisions, in this review, we are focused on partial reflection of radar returns from the ionosphere in the region above 50 km, and below the total reflection height of the E region, for the purposes of investigating the neutral atmosphere.
Is late-phase wasting purely a reflection of a return to a pre-hospital level of reduced muscle function in patients with underlying neuromyopathies or sarcopenia?
Therefore the bee's mass on its return represents a true reflection of the net amount of nectar she has collected in her time away from the colony.
This is needed to determine if the data from returned questionnaires are an accurate reflection of the true outcomes of patients receiving these lumbar facet joint injections.
"This is not a reflection of lack of confidence that the Total Return fund will outperform the market but a reflection of the fact that the bond market is on its heels," Mr. Gross said.
In retrospect, it must be understood as a reflection of the parties' true inability to bridge their "narrative" gaps regarding refugee right of return and the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Mr. McLennan says each chick that is returned to the wild costs about $2,750, a reflection of the difficulty in getting the eggs.
The study, in mice, suggests that yo-yo dieting is not simply a reflection of people returning to unhealthy eating habits, but could be driven by long-term changes in gut bacteria brought about by obesity.
This is a reflection of the story.
