Morning shows are, in any case, branded, ideological machines that, reflecting their viewership, push accessibly progressive content.
"But that reflecting light also represents the success of modern celebrity and glamour – either flashbulbs, studio lights or the sun of exotic holidays".
In that reflecting, they have encountered what, for great numbers of parents, is an arresting fact -- that the gulf is sometimes legally enforced.
Schwartz filmed Tevye during the summer of 1939, a version that, reflecting the terrifying rise in European antisemitism, was filled with foreboding.
Until a few years ago, the police felt hamstrung by a City Council and a community that, reflecting their roots from the 1960s, looked askance at authority.
Community leaders see the new fence as a sign of a thaw in the relationship between the market and the neighborhood, a relationship that, reflecting an increasingly outdated image of the South Bronx, had often been chilly.
The report's language is far more constrained than that, reflecting a delicate consensus that was reached only after months of debate and several rounds of comments by hundreds of scientists and government climate experts, Dr. Trenberth said.
But it's just one room, and a smallish one at that, reflecting the museum's modest holdings in art from this region and the still scant attention paid to it by Western scholars.
Therefore, the mind did not merely record order in nature, as the Empiricists insisted; rather, the mind organized the world of perceptions so that, reflecting the divine reason, it could deduce the system of the world from a few basic principles.
The bit rate comparison in Section 4.1 shows the overall bit rate reduction that reflecting the long-term average of coding efficiency performance.
Our hypothesis was that, reflecting different pathomechanisms and virulence, infections caused by S. epidermidis result in lower 18 F-FDG uptake than pyogenic S. aureus infections.
