In the spirit of G. E. Moore, we might understand the evaluative reflection relevant to deliberation in consequentialist terms, as reflection about a non-natural property of goodness that is instantiated by states of the world; but this is not a very popular approach today.
We used a simple repeated measures design, with no pre-training, to test whether pet dogs (n = 40) understand the concept of reflection.
Yet the famous denim brand has had a few run-ins with bad airbrushing before, like the time it left a stray, unattached foot (covered in a boot, luckily) sitting at the bottom of an ad or the time it didn't understand the law of reflection.
Finally, more research is needed to understand the role of reflection in the flipped classroom instructional model.
Although the optical characteristics of solutions including tungsten bronze compounds have been previously analyzed [5], additional data are essential to fully understand the absorption and reflection-induced optical characteristics for the composite coating film application.
Real pigs also understand the value of their reflection, according to new research, putting them in an elite group of animals.
Try to understand the addiction has no reflection on you.
Angles in angle gathers are generally understood as the reflection (scattering) angles at reflecting interfaces (Xu et al. 2001; Brandsberg-Dahl et al. 2003).
"His great contribution in science and his long-running interest to better understand the universe are clearly reflections of his great commitment to mankind and his faith".
I understand the president's preference for "reflection" over "anger and retribution".
