Rather, the GDSS is designed to reflect to each member the consequences of his/her inputs, confronting them with analogous reflections of the group members' inputs.
Their families have now had five years to reflect, to mourn, to recover.
This is a place where people come to change, to reflect, to test their mettle.
Unfortunately, Szwed rarely pauses long enough to reflect (to "meditate," as it were) on Davis's torments.
The people have lost the power to react, to reflect, to think.
That is how each crawl comes to reflect, to a degree, the character of its city.
In so doing, he brought journalists back to the basics: to see, to listen, to remain, to reflect, to report.
"We want to reflect to marketers that mobile is now a big part of the first screen.
The end of the year is a perfect time for your students to reflect, to predict and to imagine.
The chief executive of the Official Charts Company, Martin Talbot, said this was a natural development to reflect to the changing ways the public now access music.
The metaphor may be blunt, but as delivered by Ms. Hart it leads the audience to reflect, to become, in a sense, the night's most important character.
