That said, the chorus's mute dance of grief – slowly crumpling across their conference table and rolling it over – strikingly reflects the account they're hearing of sinking ships and drowning men.
Dotted with distinctive skyscrapers like PPG Industries Gothic-stylee 635-foot glass tower that strikingly reflects its surroundings, the triangle-shaped downtown area points like an arrowhead to the spot where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers join to start the Ohio River on its 1,000-mile 1,000-mileourney to the Mississippi.
The geographic patterns of the Tunisian voting behaviour in the Île-de-France strikingly reflect entrenched territorial inequalities between Paris and the inner suburbs, and between the western and eastern districts (East/West) (Préteceille, 2009; Safi, 2009).
Insect mouthparts have been modified strikingly and reflect particular methods of feeding.
Yet the tone of some officials' recent comments has been strikingly cautious, reflecting an awareness that Asia has failed to seize the chance during the past decade of strength to address longstanding vulnerabilities.
Although the patients received the exactly same meals with respect to carbohydrate, fat and protein content, the qualitative shape of the measured glucose curves during a meal were strikingly different, reflecting IOV of glucose absorption from meals.
It is reflected strikingly in our political leadership, at all levels.
She drew beautifully and painted with a matter-of-fact hedonism that is reflected most strikingly in her nudes, five of which are included in this small show of works from the late 1910's and 20's, along with a fine portrait of a young woman, some still lifes and portraits of the artist's cats and dogs.
This heterogeneity is reflected in strikingly variable mortality risks across studies, and probably, though less clearly-established, in variable response rates to a given intervention.
The importance of learning is reflected by strikingly similar features of memory formation in this diverse group, such as the effects of massed or spaced conditioning, as well as highly conserved neural and genetic pathways that underlie this trait (Dubnau 2003).
