We begin with the proportion of light that a surface reflects at different wavelengths, which is described by that surface's spectral reflectance function (SRF).
"My grandparents are coming alive," she reflects at one point, "and so is Colombia".
"Every corner of the earth was represented here," he reflects at one point.
But the declaration reflects at least as much a hope as a prediction.
"Think how much better this world is than hell," he reflects at one point.
"My mum is my best friend," she reflects at one point as we are talking.
The reluctance to confront management reflects, at least in part, a cultural difference between Americans and Canadians.
It reflects at once the internal contradictions of urban life, and of those who respond to them creatively.
"Nothing was ever as black as it seemed," Melinda gamely reflects at the close of her tragi-comic picaresque.
Knausgaard reflects, at one point, like Walter Benjamin before him, that modern life has successfully hidden death from sight.
With "weak" efficiency, the current price reflects, at least, all information contained in earlier prices of that asset.
