Early in 2016, Monet's water lily decorations revealed their reflective depths in the Royal Academy's fine exhibition Painting the Modern Garden.
But García Lorca was a magnificent poet, and Bernarda's lines reveal unfathomable reflective depths, inviting speculation about what she might have been when she was young.
Discourse rated as more reflective and depth-oriented showed higher percentages of shared key terms and higher frequency use of shared key terms than less reflective, shallower discourse.
Make sure the care team sets aside enough time and the right place for a reflective, in-depth conversation in a secure and quiet space.
It's a modest show, although generally reflective of the depth and variety of marine images in the center's vast collection.
As much as audiences have fed their escapist impulses in recent years, they have also craved narratives of crisis and survivalism — these are bleak times after all — and there is no series on television right now bleaker, gloomier or more reflective of the depth of a certain kind of collective despondence than "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," which has returned for its second season.
The cinema, no less than fashion, is an art of surfaces, and the seductive delights of ornament can be as reflective of inner depths as the austerity of the merely practical.
Using active source data, we found reflective portions at depths of 14 18 km.
Many normal faults with high dip angles, which are characteristic of a graben structure, are predominant in the target region, as shown in Fig. 8. Generally, the reflective area at depths shallower than 1 km corresponds to the graben structure in the younger stage (< 120 ka) as described in the previous section by the geological study.
The implementation of compulsory teaching corresponded with a sharp decrease in voluntary teaching formats that often provided a more in-depth and reflective approach to this topic.
