Media critics and cable news executives later cited the Levy case, as well as the concurrent sensationalist coverage of a string of shark attacks, as a reflection of the manner of news coverage in the United States before the September 11 attacks had taken priority.
In recent months, a string of disasters has led to self-reflection and foreign calls for reform as Western apparel companies battle charges that their production is built on exploitation.
The reverb consists of reflections of light.
After "Slippin'," for which he had the house lights turned off, and "Lord Give Me a Sign," more a string of proclamations than rhymes, he settled into reflection.
The last year was filled with the usual Buffett fare: a string of multibillion-dollar bids, a smattering of CNBC appearances and deep reflections in the bathtub.
The forward and reverse propagating waves and their reflections at the open-ended boundaries of the string of generators can be observed.
Mr. Iger added that splitting duties in the division was a reflection of growth; Disney has completed a string of digital acquisitions in recent months, including Tapulous, a maker of mobile games.
His reflection speaks to him and launches into a string of racial epithets, very close to the famous montage in "Do the Right Thing" when various ethnic New Yorkers stand before the lens spewing obscenities about one another.
The play was a string of 23 such monologues performed by 10 students and based on recollections and reflections of students, teachers, dining hall workers and janitors.
It is also possible to design a zero-reflection controller by manipulating the power flowing into the terminal load in a string of generators, and a method for this objective is proposed in [17].
simple string n. a string of type simple-string.
