In "The Man Who Saved Britain," Mr. Winder's ravishingly original reflection on the rise of the world's most revered British subject, he ruefully admits his own fascination with Bond, while acknowledging that the imperial excellence he embodies had crumbled long before Fleming put finger to gold-plated typewriter.
The original seismic reflection data represent only a section of time, and it is difficult to estimate the dip angles β and ω accurately because errors increase significantly when converting the times to depths by assuming the velocity.
The Times was much taken by Mr Amis's not especially original reflections about the impossibility of writing successfully about sex in a novel.
Paekakariki Press has found a deeply sensitive poet, Ann Allen, whose first collection, Michelangelo Can Paint an Angel brings original reflections on significant lines of poetry, as well as finely tuned personal observations.
DDB says it will send the Haitian responses back to the original tweeters, encouraging reflection on third world realities.
It seemed to represent Hollywood's soaring ability to create fantasy for the screen, but also seemed an emblem of a time when a conflict-ridden world was being reflected in Hollywood movies, as the original books seemed a reflection of the last world war and what followed.
The pair of unchanged and reflected copies of each configuration is invariant under reflection because the two transformations that were applied to the original configuration (identity and reflection) constitute the entire symmetry group.
Ramadan marks the holiest month on the calendar, but over the generations the original spirit of religious reflection and good works has gradually been overshadowed by extended nightly meals.
The original use of seismic reflection data was to create quality geological maps depicting the geometry of a subsurface structure.
Rather, it is a condition that we "are actually being persuaded" is correct when we apply it to cases "beyond the original set", where, on reflection, we find that "control is absent" (Nagel 1979, 26 27).
