The outcome that more first authors for EvoS Journal submissions are from psychology departments is reflective of the interest we receive from sign-ups after presenting EvoS at international conferences.
For other countries, regional worlds could be more reflective of the interests and identities of the local actors, instead of serving America's interest alone.
His world is severely postreligious, a circumstance that made reflective believers intensely interested in his work, too.
Such a dialogue, which would need to be both balanced and truly reflective of all interests, could air the country's ills, whether over the rule of law, corruption, growing regionalism or even the separation of powers.
I grew impatient while getting to the issues of real food, but this is certainly reflective of my interests and biases.
"The committee at the end of the day may be more reflective of the interests that the company and its executives espouse," he said.
Others are reactions to external events, processes, or concepts, such as hedonic/aversive reactions (automatic, System 1 level) or beyond-self-standards, a sense of what is bad or good, without considering one's own interests (reflective, System 2 level).
In summarizing the plan approved 18 to 0 by Icann's board, Stuart Lynn, the president and chief executive of the group, said in a conference call, "What we're talking about is an organization that is much more reflective of the public interest balanced with the private interest, that is much more communicative and that is much more effective in getting things done".
Emotion is then converted into both interest and reflective action through assimilating meanings from the past.
A reflective DMI is of interest in extending the spectral range over which Doppler measurements of wind and temperature may be made.
