This public side to her work continued into the early 1980s when she moved into theatre, producing a series of plays and adaptations which reflect with almost uncanny power the shifting cultural mood of that post-feminist and nationalist decade, when smaller nations across Europe were reaching for new forms of self-determination.
This analysis found that the GTPS and GTR groups had higher group means than either the ASC or OA groups on the dimension which reflects adiposity, with a higher influence of the gynoid than the central adiposity.
A negative amide II band is identified in the retinal ethylenic stretch region of CaChR1, which reflects along with amide I bands alterations in protein backbone structure early in the photocycle.
This deal will further provide Virgin Mobile with InfoSpace's next generation search solution, which reflects their partnership with FAST Search & Transfer.
In the beautiful catalog that accompanies the show, Mr. Baker discusses the special character of the collection, which reflects a fascination with the artists' personal and professional milieu.
But in some ways the shapes of that world live on in Newson's work, much of which reflects his irritation with the seemingly inexhaustible supply of badly designed products.
In addition, if possible for each sentence, pointers are added to a long-term memory referent which reflects past experience with the situation described in the sentence.
Wat Arun is famous for the steep steps leading to the Temple of Dawn, which reflects morning sunlight with a particularly pearly glow.
To this end, we employed the anatomically constrained magnetoencephalography method (aMEG), which reflects neural activity with millisecond precision.
It uses a six-point forced rating scale which reflects the frequency with which each behaviour has been carried out in the previous four weeks.
