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reflect
Particularly troubling to us is that no means is offered for determining at what time(s) a given parameter reflects either planning or control.
We should note, however, that it is questionable to what extent such taxonomies reflect the nature of the underlying psychological processes.
This point is reflected in the pupil's reactions illustrated above.
In the model, word final stops and fricatives were given weaker representations in the normal case to reflect their lower salience.
This ambivalence was reflected in the continuous violation of the cease-fire agreement by both parties.
Memory complaints do reflect perceptions of past memory performance and are also an early manifestation of memory impairment.
Sandalwood is graded into a number of classes which reflect different quality of scented heartwood and to distinguish between dried heartwood and sapwood timber.
More policies that reflect systems thinking are needed.
The theoretical debate has moved beyond the subject of interpretation of the past, to the necessity to reflect on archaeology itself.
The themes reflect the research interests of the various authors.
If his wife did these things, it reflected well on the man.
Interestingly, the above study, although discusses course content in detail, does reflect the evaluations from perceived student's needs.
The log(likelihood) is substantially worse, reflecting the large sample size in the simulation.
Moreover, in many cases, the rejection rates based on finite-sample critical values increase substantially, reflecting the convergence of asymptotic and finite-sample critical values.
The reduced exercise performance may reflect lack of habitual exercise patterns and training background.
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