Rather than presenting, as some advisors do, an overly narrow, self-reflective vision of how a science lab ought to be run, she offers an abundance of diverse observations from recently published sources, as well as unattributed (and often conflicting) quotations from personal interviews, to assist young researchers in charting a personal course through science.
Lavigne and Magness wrote "Losing Grip" and "Unwanted", songs that she deemed reflective of her vision for the entire album.
For example, the identification of collaboration and shared objectives as something that will drive toward the vision is reflective of the value placed on faculty working together toward a common goal.
But it could also be reflective of a broader vision that Google has for its social network – one where it's not about tricking users into "liking" (plussing or Circling) a brand in order to win something (as is too often seen on Facebook), but one where users and brands have a different type of conversation.
Increases in sprint times with the attention-demanding task or restricted vision are reflective of the attentional and visual demands for sprinting.
An illumination optimisation technique applied to multi-reflective 3-D machine vision based on a projector-camera system is introduced, in which the projector plays a key role to compensate for surface reflectance at each pixel to be inversely proportional to the brightness of the pixel under ambient light.
Zoë Saldana, who plays Neytiri, stood among a group of actors wearing black unitards covered with reflective white dots: a retro vision of the computer age, Pilobolus style.
In a reflective moment, she celebrates a vision of the future that's inspired by the past but somehow – this is the conundrum for Cornwall/Kernow – unrestricted by the present.
Its eyes are relatively large, each with a reflective layer, which improves night vision.
They keep everything light throughout the night, perhaps reflective of director Neil Patrick Harris's vision for magic as a combination of both amazement and entertainment.
Bijan Bahar uses table saws, power drills and lots of sandpaper to transform blocks of acrylic — a clear, durable and highly reflective petroleum by-product — into visions of light and motion.
