In Iteration 2, pauses became a respite from the quick pace' moments to reflect, respond and 'enjoy': "[The simulation] flew by.
In large part, analysts say, that reflects voters responding to the Democrats on Iraq and the economic agenda, another element of the Democrats' common ground strategy, keeping the debate focused on issues of greatest concern to the voters in the middle.
As a specific example, populations of many species experiencing climate warming now reproduce at earlier dates (Parmesan and Yohe 2003), and a large part of this change reflects individuals responding plastically to increased temperature (Gienapp et al. 2008).
Diffuse adaptive thickening of the carotid wall reflects arteriosclerosis, responding to aging and hypertension, while plaque formation is a focal process, and is more related to atherosclerotic processes, such as inflammation, oxidation, and endothelial dysfunction, 25, 26 which may be more strongly associated with the pathology of CAD.
There's some art that really is about reflecting and responding to what's happening immediately.
And this, too, has been reflecting and responding to the ideas and feelings circulating in the humid air.
Each community receives up to $130,000 to help roll out its action plan which reflects and responds to local issues.
The Integrated Family Delivered Care Project IFDCC) aims to empower parents to become experts in their baby's care, and create an ethos, which truly reflects and responds to the families' unique needs.
Not surprisingly, then, "Kitchen" is a postmodern collage of styles, references, quotes and influences that reflects and responds to the fragmented, contradictory nature of the contemporary world.
The results suggest that the YAC128 mice have a motor-learning deficit that may reflect impulsive responding and/or impaired visuo-spatial attention consistent with a model of HD.
