A moment's reflection, however, complicates matters: "When I try to apply it literally to one person I know, it doesn't seem to work.
If it proves to be so, it is a Buddhism that will necessarily encompass a political dimension, a degree of social awareness and critical self-reflection that complicates the meditative, soft-grained, interiorized Buddhism that predominates in this show.
Developing HRH metrics related to the health status of the population requires deeper conceptual analysis and reflection, further complicating its applicability to different contexts.
Generally, we can make observations similar to those in the case of Set A. Particularly, it is observed that the operation performance of the main radar satisfies the requirement under the expected SIR condition although the number of interfering radars increases and the reflection channels get more complicated.
The associated changes in lateral dimensions could then be deduced from the equatorial reflections, although the deduction was complicated by the increased uniformity of orientation under strain and by the strong overlap between the 1 10 and 110 reflections.
The two most recent Pearlsteins, completed in the last two years, crowd the figures — and the surface — with objects, including a chrome chair that adds complicating reflections.
This essay provides reflections and insights on the sometimes complicated methodological and ethical issues involved in conducting feminist interviews with abused women and other trauma survivors.
Coated with urethane and scrawled over with words and drawings from the hands of passersby, the mirrors are "designed to complicate reflection and subvert subjective clarity".
The work is an elusive visual puzzle, complicated by intricate, overlapping ambient reflections captured from all sides.
His reflection was a reminder of how painfully complicated mission reconciliation is.
