The main character, Winnie, was a young woman who had to support her parents and adopted brother, serving as a reflection of the changing role of women in society.
Serving as a reflection of the brain's auditory change detection mechanism, the MMN corresponds to an automatic coding process into the sensori-auditory memory, and represents a relatively solid and stable component of it.
But so be it -- Melissa Fay Greene is a gentle writer, and she has produced a comfortable book, a portrait of the modern era in its embryonic state and a story that for thoughtful readers can serve as a reflection on present times.
Other achievements, such as scholarships and fellowships, also serve as a reflection of your past successes and future potential.
Length of stay can also serve as a reflection of all complications, particularly those not captured in the FIRST trial (eg pneumothorax from central line).
The piece serves as a reflection: an admission that despite our ability to create beautiful works and useful tools with technology, Mother Nature still reigns supreme when it comes to our environment.
Unlike projects like Dries Depoorter's TinderIn or Frances Waite's Tinder message-inspired nudes, 10 Days on Tinder isn't trying to make an overt statement about the app or dating culture, but instead serves as a reflection of the artist's own disorienting experience of online dating culture and a visual manifestation of the "overflowing stream of new relationships" generated through Tinder.
In La gloria llamó dos veces, author Julio González Herrera offers a tale that links the pirate with one of that country's most iconic figures, Juan Pablo Duarte, which serves as a reflection of the impact that he retained throughout the Caribbean.
The world premiere of the second half of "The Drag Explosion" project, slated for Friday, August 1, will serve as a reflection on life lessons Simpson learned as a queen, as well as comparing hot-button issues affecting the drag community then and now.
Although it was interspersed with unrelated floor speeches from other members on jobs and Obamacare, the outcry from the Hispanic caucus nonetheless served as a reflection of a line crossed -- even from King, a noted immigration hardliner who once likened immigrants to dogs.
True science fiction, when done well, serves as a reflection of the world; when we begin to deconstruct and analyze the future dystopias, the totalitarian alien governments, the sparse future wastelands, what we usually end up with is a mirror reflecting back the fears, evils and hypocrisies of real life.
