But Lieutenant Sloan's warning, described as a "professional reminder," reflected traits that the Navy, like the other armed services, tries to instill in its officers, especially those on warships: Speak up, when necessary, even if commanders might not like what they hear.
The cost per targeted elder per year of the autodialed reminders reflects the sum of time, equipment and supply costs to develop an autodialed vaccination reminder system in a clinic setting [ 19].
Black History Month provides us with more than just a source of pride, but a reminder to reflect upon the leaders of the past and act upon the mission that lies ahead.
It also serves as a crucial reminder to reflect upon our leaders and triumphs of yesteryear, a history that has largely defined with blood, sweat, pain, setbacks, victories and tears.
Whether you love or hate Valentine's Day, at the very least it's a reminder to reflect on our relationships, and to think about how we can love better.
Keep them in a bowl at your dining room table (or wherever they could serve as a reminder) to reflect on Jesus' life and death.
They are reminders, despite reflecting a dire present, that it's never too late for us, that we're not that far gone and can reverse the machinery that makes our nightmares real.
Thanks to this greeting card moment, we all receive reminders to reflect upon and acknowledge someone who is important to us.
We suspect this support for computerized reminders systems reflects a general belief that computerized feedback is accurate, and possibly more accurate than the decisions made by their physicians.
As for Royal Bank of Scotland, it was depressing, but not surprising, to find it appearing in both the euribor and yen cartels. "Another sobering reminder of past failings," reflected chairman Sir Philip Hampton, who is having a very sober week.
However, data collected via reminder are actually reflecting a time two (or four) weeks later than the original assessment time.
