The 2-year is most reflective of the Fed's interest rate policy.
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That portion of the curve is most reflective of Fed rate hiking.
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The PMI Index released this Thursday is most reflective of this trend.
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The most reflective of its satellites are now gradually falling from orbit.
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The yield, most reflective of Fed policy, was slightly higher at 2000 percent.
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Pam, at twenty-six, was the oldest of the group and the most reflective.
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Treasury yields dipped, with the note, most reflective of Fed policy, slipping to 2.61 percent.
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The yield, at the front end of the curve, is most reflective of Fed interest rate policy.
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All of the objects pictured brighten whenever their iciest, most reflective patches are angled toward the Sun.
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The 2-year yield, most reflective of Fed policy, rose ahead of the report, to 2.10 percent.
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In the bond market, the 2-year yield, most reflective of Fed policy, slipped as low as 255.5%.
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The two-year was at 0.78 percent, and it is the most reflective of Fed rate hike expectations.
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The , the most reflective of Fed policy, briefly rose above 2.27 percent but was back to 2.26 percent.
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The 2-year is most reflective of the Fed tightening, and it moved higher with the entire yield curve.
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The Dow surged by more than 23 points, and the yield, most reflective of the Fed rate policy, sold off hard.
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The conversation with Charlamagne, filmed two weeks ago, was an extended sit-down that showed Mr. West at his most reflective.
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He has been one of our most reflective sports personalities, and like anyone with self-awareness, his fame has caused him tremendous anguish.
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Semple claims his glitter is "the most reflective natural art material in existence" and it contains actual shards of glass, so use with caution.
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The study notes that "we are not the sum of our possessions," and that people believe their experiences as most reflective of who they are.
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Wall is among the most reflective young country singers of his generation—though he calls himself a folksinger, and refers to his new music as Western songs.
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In one of the most reflective moments of Miss Americana, her new documentary on Netflix, Taylor Swift talks about the unspoken demands the public makes of women pop stars.
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But family, fatherhood and the passage of time have matured these Southern boys, and their experiences are reflected on "Walls," the group's seventh album and most reflective record yet.
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It's one of the record's most reflective moments, and SZA's addition feels like a shrewd one: her sweet tone imparts exactly the sort of serene energy intended for the track.
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Specifically, on The Suffix, Wayne jumps on "Dear Summer," the stealth back-from-retirement-but-still-retired Jay song from Memphis Bleek's album, for one of the most reflective Wayne cuts.
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The moon is covered in a layer of clean ice that makes it the most reflective body in our Solar System, reflecting so much sunlight that its surface only reaches an average noontime temperature of -324 °F.
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According to a 2014 study that investigated the link between experiential purchases and happiness, people gain greater satisfaction from experiential goods (seeing a movie, taking a vacation etc.), because they believe experiences, not possessions, are most reflective of who they are.
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It is the yield most reflective of Fed policy and has been moving higher at a faster rate than the 783-year yield, the benchmark and the one used to price mortgages and a myriad of other consumer and business loans.
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Diemut Strebe, an artist in residence at M.I.T., collaborated with Dr. Wardle on a project that would merge carbon at its most absorptive configuration, in the form of carbon nanotubes, with carbon in its most reflective and refractive state, as a diamond.
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"The yen's drop today is probably the most reflective of the excessive short bets built up against the dollar in recent days though investors are battening down hatches before the G20 meeting this weekend," said Neil Mellor, a senior FX strategist at BNY Mellon based in London.
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His use of mirrors as a ground, he recently told me, was inspired by the desire to paint on the most reflective surface he could find, in which light enters through filmy coats of pigment and bounces back behind them, bumping up his color with real, not simulated, luminosity.
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Most reflective writing is written in first person, as it speaks to the writer's personal experience, but often it is supplemented with third person in academic works as the writer must support their perspective with outside evidence.Turner, J., Reid, M., & Shahabudin, K. (n.d.). "Practice- based learning 2: Reflective writing". University of Reading.
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Day for Night won Truffaut a Best Foreign Film Oscar. The film is probably his most reflective work. It is the story of a film crew trying to finish a film while dealing with the personal and professional problems that accompany making a movie. Truffaut plays the director of the fictional film being made.
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Many scholars, like Dante Miranda Hernández (author of a book on Weiss), agree that while it is difficult to name a single work as representative of Weiss' entire legacy, Mi Corazón is the most reflective of who Weiss was.Lasane Octavio (1994). "Pola Weiss: Primera dama del video independiente (primera parte)." Revista Visión. no. 2. México.
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Ariel is the most reflective of Uranus's moons. Its surface shows an opposition surge: the reflectivity decreases from 53% at a phase angle of 0° (geometrical albedo) to 35% at an angle of about 1°. The Bond albedo of Ariel is about 23%—the highest among Uranian satellites. The surface of Ariel is generally neutral in color.
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Enceladus () is the sixth-largest moon of Saturn. It is about in diameter, about a tenth of that of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Enceladus is mostly covered by fresh, clean ice, making it one of the most reflective bodies of the Solar System. Consequently, its surface temperature at noon only reaches , far colder than a light-absorbing body would be.
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Baraka is a prominent concept in Islamic mysticism, particularly Sufism. It pervades Sufi texts, beliefs, practices, and spirituality. Sufism emphasizes the importance of esoteric knowledge and the spiritual union with God through the heart. Baraka symbolizes this connection between the divine and the worldly through God's direct and intentional blessing of those that are most reflective of Him and his teachings.
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Most heat is lost through the walls of your building, in fact about a third of all heat losses occur in this area. Simply Business Energy Dark roofs may become up to 39 °C (70 °F) hotter than the most reflective white surfaces. They transmit some of this additional heat inside the building. US Studies have shown that lightly colored roofs use 40 percent less energy for cooling than buildings with darker roofs.
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He also explains how Enceladus, as the most reflective object in the known universe, has been of interest due to its continental divide-like canyons and geysers (as also observed in parts of Iceland). In the Sahara Desert the formative effect of winds on sand-dune morphology is paralleled to that of the gravitational effect of Saturn's 61 known moons on the matter that composite the rings - a phenomenon called orbital resonance.
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I Will Trust sees Fred Hammond freshly inspired after he underwent double knee replacement. Feelings of gratefulness and unswerving trust fill the album, which is jubilant—often to a full-tilt extent—even at its most reflective. Unsurprisingly, there are some nimble and juicy basslines here, as heard throughout "I Believe," "It's Mine," and "You Bless Me Over and Over." Rather amazingly, Hammond supported this album with a 30-city tour alongside Donnie McClurkin.
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In the 17th century, the English discovered a new style of wine from among the steep vineyards of the Douro Valley. Of all the wines most closely associated with Portugal, and most reflective of the immense influence that the British have had on the Portuguese wine industry, it is Port. So close is the relationship that wine writer Karen MacNeil notes "If Portugal is the mother of Port, Britain is certainly its father".K. MacNeil The Wine Bible, pp.
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Symbolic thinking rarely yields to reflective norms except through long practice and habituation, and most reflective norms that establish criteria for evaluating good semiotic thinking are irrelevant to high-functioning symbol-thinking. One does not persuade a person of the value of a course of thinking by means of reflective norms, which are emotionally sterile. Persuasion requires the use of symbol functions. Thus, Auxier's work in logic focuses on the relation between reflective and active thinking.
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Prose lacks the more formal metrical structure of verse that can be found in traditional poetry. Prose comprises full grammatical sentences, which then constitute paragraphs while overlooking aesthetic appeal, whereas poetry often involves a metrical or rhyming scheme. Some works of prose contain traces of metrical structure or versification and a conscious blend of the two literature formats known as prose poetry. Verse is considered to be more systematic or formulaic, whereas prose is the most reflective of ordinary (often conversational) speech.
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Bye Bye Brasil was listed as one of the top 10 Brazilian films by Glauco Ortolano of World Literature Today. The New York Times noted that it was "a most reflective film, nicely acted by its small cast and beautifully though not artily photographed in some remarkable locations." The film has been described as a kind of "Seismological documentary … registers the cultural aftershocks of the Brazilian Subcontinent." The film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival.
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One reviewer stated "There’s an overall mood of passiveness to Silverwater that stands in direct contrast to the more aggressive Chemist. This is The Necks at their most reflective, utilising their key tools of minimalism and repetition to create a gently trance-inducing piece of music. Though occasional bursts of intensity serve to stave off monotony, Silverwater remains a largely subdued affair. That it’s so utterly engaging, and so amenable to repeat listens is testament to the undeniable skill of the musicians involved".
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The existence of a subsurface ocean—a layer of liquid salt water in the interior of Tethys—is considered unlikely. The surface of Tethys is one of the most reflective (at visual wavelengths) in the Solar System, with a visual albedo of 1.229. This very high albedo is the result of the sandblasting of particles from Saturn's E-ring, a faint ring composed of small, water-ice particles generated by Enceladus's south polar geysers. The radar albedo of the Tethyan surface is also very high.
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When the two length scales are comparable, there may be resonances. Early radars used very long wavelengths that were larger than the targets and thus received a vague signal, whereas many modern systems use shorter wavelengths (a few centimetres or less) that can image objects as small as a loaf of bread. Short radio waves reflect from curves and corners in a way similar to glint from a rounded piece of glass. The most reflective targets for short wavelengths have 90° angles between the reflective surfaces.
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The Gardaí later described McGlinchey as vain, and enjoying melodrama. Edna O'Brien described him as "most reflective and at the same time most forthcoming". She later told Marianne Heron of the Irish Independent that she had told McGlinchey "that she liked everything about him except what he was [and] he told her that his mother said the same thing". O'Brien also denied ever having an affair with McGlinchey; she claimed later that, as a result of her research for a book, she had to refute questions as to whether she "had love affairs with republicans".
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Last but not least, it is extremely difficult to produce a radar-absorbent plasma around an entire aircraft traveling at high speed, the electrical power needed is tremendous. However, a substantial reduction of an aircraft's RCS may be still be achieved by generating radar- absorbent plasma around the most reflective surfaces of the aircraft, such as the turbojet engine fan blades, engine air intakes, vertical stabilizers, and airborne radar antenna. There have been several computational studies on plasma-based radar cross section reduction technique using three-dimensional finite-difference time-domain simulations. Chaudhury et al.
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Accordingly, Enceladus must have been recently active with "water volcanism" or other processes that renew the surface. The fresh, clean ice that dominates its surface gives Enceladus the most reflective surface of any body in the Solar System, with a visual geometric albedo of 1.38 and bolometric Bond albedo of . Because it reflects so much sunlight, its surface only reaches a mean noon temperature of , somewhat colder than other Saturnian satellites. Observations during three flybys by Cassini on February 17, March 9, and July 14, 2005, revealed Enceladus's surface features in much greater detail than the Voyager 2 observations.
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The Romanian public sphere in the 1970s and 1980s was one of fragmented socialism, where radical forms of aesthetic provocation were not tolerated. This pressure of censorship pushed Brătescu and other artists to work solely within the privacy of their own studios. Perhaps the work most reflective of Brătescu's experience of censorship and politically motivated performances was her 1978 collage of provocative self-portraits titled Censored Self Portrait. In these photographs, Brătescu depicted herself with her mouth and eyes sealed by a paper strip, to metaphorically express her inability to speak freely in the current public sphere at the time.
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The performance test or "PT" is a section of bar examinations in the United States that is intended to mimic a real-life legal task that future lawyers may face. Of the three parts of most states' bar exams -- MBE, essay, and performance test—the performance test is supposed to be the most reflective of how well a candidate will perform outside of an academic setting. A performance test may include tasks such as writing a legal memorandum, drafting an affidavit, or drafting a settlement offer letter to opposing counsel. One problem with performance tests is that if they actually tested the current law of a state, bar applicants who took a course in law school on a specific area of law covered by a performance test might have an advantage over applicants who did not.
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In 2010, journalist Nathan Schneider published a lengthy investigative article about the foundation, entitled God, Science and Philanthropy, in The Nation. In the article, he aired complaints about the foundation, but observed that many of its critics and grantees alike failed to appreciate "the breadth of the foundation's activities, much less the quixotic vision of its founder, John Templeton". Schneider observed: "At worst, Templeton could be called heterodox and naïve; at best, his was a mind more open than most, reflective of the most inventive and combinatorial strains of American religious thought, eager to radically reinterpret ancient wisdom and bring it up to speed with some version from the present." Though the foundation, in Schneider's view, "has associated itself with political and religious forces that cause it to be perceived as threatening the integrity of science and protecting the religious status quo," these alliances meant the foundation "is also better positioned than most to foster a conservatism—and a culture generally—that holds the old habits of religions and business responsible to good evidence, while helping scientists better speak to people's deepest concerns".
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