Instead, the terms on which words meaningfully combine are a direct reflection of the terms on which certain strategies for conceiving concrete situations, strategies the words serve to signal and evoke, can be successfully coordinated with one another.
Using the version of the ontology before the focused annotation provides a true reflection of the terms available for use in enrichment analysis before the focused annotation.
The move is partly a reflection of the long-term shift of manufacturing and distribution operations out of New York City and partly a calculation that nearby residents want more convenient shopping.
A major assumption in this process is the historical record is a reasonable reflection of the longer-term natural variability of the hazard event in question (Liu and Fearn 2000; Nott and Hayne 2001; Donnelly and Woodruff 2007).
As seen here, census or point estimates are often smaller than coalescent-based effective population size estimates because a coalescent-based estimate is a reflection of the long-term effective size of the population over a longer time-scale than a contemporary point estimate of population size [e.g.], [51], [52],[52].
To receive course credit, students had to submit their digital stories and their reflections by the end of the term.
Pound futures are trading at a discount to spot prices, a reflection of the fact that short-term interest rates are higher in London than they are here.
However, SERVQUAL cannot apply for ranking services because it is a reflection of the consumer's long-term mentality on service qualities.
"This is a reflection of the stagnant incomes, long-term unemployment and high household expenses that are hampering the financial progress of many Americans," said Greg McBride, Bankrate.com's chief financial analyst.
The final one is rehabilitation--providing the offender an opportunity to better himself through education, reflection (think of the origin of the term "penitentiary"), and other experiences associated with a sentence.
